The airflow mixer utilizes compressed air injected from the bottom as kinetic energy. Upon entering the mixing chamber, the pressure is quickly released, causing the material to agitate. This process activates, convectionizes, and diffuses the material, achieving high uniformity mixing. The kinetic energy of the rushing air is also cleanly discharged through the top filter. Kinetic energy pulse control is achieved through an automatic control program. After multiple pulse cycles of blowing, a low-energy consumption and better mixing process is realized, with a typical mixing time of just a few minutes. It is widely used in industries such as food, medicine, chemical, and building materials. With short mixing time and high speed, it can achieve uniform mixing in just a few minutes.
The structure is simple, requiring minimal maintenance work and low unit energy consumption.
It has a high processing capacity per batch and is suitable for short-term uniform mixing operations of large quantities of materials.