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2008 Japan Sose Industrial MK-65L
- Manufacturer: Japan Sose Industry
Container material: SUS Container capacity: 65ℓ With spare container Agitator blades are fixed and the vessel is rotated. Remarks Tanks are shown overlapping in the video. When in use, only the lower tank is show...
Hiroshima, Japan
SUS tank
Total capacity: approx. 2000L. *Since no data is available, actual size measurement is required for some accurate capacity. With agitator (eG3), reduction ratio 1/5.
Hiroshima, Japan
SUS tank
Total capacity: approx. 1000L. *Since no data is available, actual size measurement is required for some accurate capacity. With agitator (eG3), reduction ratio 1/5.
Hiroshima, Japan
Osaka Stainless Steel Industry, vertical cylindrical type
- Manufacturer: Osaka Stainless Steel Industry Co.
1600φ × approx. 3200H (straight body 1950mm) Power: 3.7kw | Material: SUS | Quantity saved: One
Hiroshima, Japan
Osaka Stainless Steel Industry, vertical cylindrical type
- Manufacturer: Osaka Stainless Steel Industry Co.
1500φ×approx. 3200H (straight body 2000mm) Material: SUS | Quantity saved: One
Hiroshima, Japan
2008 Inoue BDM-50
- Manufacturer: Inoue Manufactory
Agitator: High-speed turbine 2.2kw/variable speed Low-speed butterfly 1.5kw/ variable speed Hydraulic unit: 1.5kw Oil rotary vacuum pump: 0.75kw 2 tanks, 1 control panel
Hiroshima, Japan
1000L Cylindrical vertical type
Stirrer (1.5kw) with jacket & bellows Material: Wetted part SUS | Quantity saved: One | Size: 1200φ×3000H
Hiroshima, Japan
3000L Vertical cylindrical type
Agitating blade: Side scraping specification Power: 2.2kw | Material: SUS | Quantity saved: 7 units
Hiroshima, Japan
1982 Hitachi Ltd. Cylindrical vertical type
- Manufacturer: Hitachi
Conveyor surface: 9.8 m2 Pressure: 6 kg/cm2 Jacket: Coil Agitator: 1.5kw Shape:Flat top and bottom
Hiroshima, Japan
［Satake] Agitator Model No
- Manufacturer: Satake
Shaft and blade material: SUS. Three propellers x 1. Rotation speed: 360 rpm. Base with casters/manual elevation type.
Hiroshima, Japan
90 L Upper flat bottom corn
Capacity: approx 90 liters Tank dimension: φ470 × 500 H (straight body part) Stirring motor: 0.75 kw
Hiroshima, Japan
Shikuguchi Iron Works Cylinder Vertical
- Manufacturer: Shikuguchi Iron Works
With stirrer Jacket not available Power: 1.5kw | Material: SUS | Quantity saved: One
Hiroshima, Japan
1979 Izumi Food Machinery Cylinder Vertical
- Manufacturer: Izumi
Jacket / stirrer (0.75 kw, two stirring blades) Closed type, with shower ball / manhole
Hiroshima, Japan
1984 Iwai machine cylinder vertical type
- Manufacturer: Iwai Machinery
Jacket / stirrer (2.2 kW, 3 propeller blades) ※ Satake Multi Mixer (360 rpm) Closed type, with shower ball / manhole
Hiroshima, Japan
SUS tank with coil
Capacity: approx. 10 m3 With agitator (missing due to diversion of drive unit) Only near the bottom of the coil With heat insulator (with dents, etc.)
Hiroshima, Japan

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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.

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