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Used Agitators in Hiroshima, Japan

  • 1977 Shinko Fowdler 300L

    1977 Shinko Fowdler 300L

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Shinko

    Max. working pressure Body: 3.0 kg/cm2 Jacket: 3.0 kg/cm2 Glass: 3300 Jacket, agitator, and stand included Remarks *Pinhole test & repair will be installed if necessary.

    Hiroshima, Japan
  • Liquid agitator

    Liquid agitator

    • used

    Material: Made of SUS Total volume: 500L With stirring device For liquids Detailed investigation

    Kure, Japan
  • 1993 Agitator-Transporter

    1993 Agitator-Transporter

    • used

    • Manufacturer: 澤田工業所製

    Agitating fixed-volume transfer machine Teflon coated inside, for transferring powder and granular materials With variable speed dial Equipped with agitator blades and rotary valve Formerly used to transfer koji ...

    Kure, Japan
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Overview

Agitators are essential devices used to stir or mix fluids in various industrial processes. They are commonly found in industries such as chemical, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and wastewater treatment. Agitators ensure uniform mixing, improve chemical reactions, and maintain product consistency. They come in different types, including top-entry, side-entry, and bottom-entry agitators, each suited for specific applications.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing an agitator?

Consider the type of fluid, the viscosity, the required mixing intensity, and the specific application. It's also important to assess the agitator's material compatibility with the fluids being mixed.

How can I ensure the agitator is shipped safely?

Choose a shipping provider experienced in handling industrial equipment. Ensure the agitator is properly packaged and secured to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the typical maintenance schedule for an agitator?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting seals and bearings, checking for wear or damage, and ensuring that all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.