Features

• Available in broad areas of viscosity, from low to high (up to 300,000 to 500,000 mPa).
• A single blade serves multiple purposes while balancing two major agitation actions: circulation and shearing.
• Mixing and dissolution times can be reduced as compared with conventional agitating blades. (For example, resin dissolution completes in two-thirds the time it takes with an existing machine.)
• The unique shape and arrangement of blades are best suited also for agitation with specific gravity difference and viscosity difference.
• Superior cost performance to large blades from other companies.

Applications

• Dissolution and mixing of rubber, resin, paint, ink, etc.
• Mixing of high-concentration slurry.
• Mixing of low-liquidity fluids.
• Agitation of high sedimentary liquid-solid system.
• Liquid-liquid system: Mixing, reaction, emulsification, dispersion, etc.
• Liquid-solid system: Dissolution, reaction, suspension, dispersion, etc.
• Liquid-vapor system: Mixing, reaction, dispersion, etc.

Features

• The minimum liquid level available for agitation corresponds to 1/10th to 1/20th of full level.
• No need to install a baffle in the agitating tank.
• The flow form in the tank is primarily vertical circulation flow, which is effective for agitation.
• Almost no entrapment of air bubbles.
• Absence of speed reducers means low noise and cost.

FLM agitators come in two types: FLM-prop for small capacities (approx. 200 L or lower) and FLM-turbo for large capacities.

Applications

• Ideal for liquid-liquid and liquid-solid mixing and dissolution, for chemical solutions, medical drugs, lotions, perfumes, dyes, etc.
• For tanks incapable of installing a baffle.
• For fluids that should not entrap air bubbles.
• Strict noise regulation precludes use of a speed reducer.