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Used Mixing Mill in Czech Republic

  • Troester WMX18

    Troester WMX18

    • Manufacturer: Troester
    • Model: WMX18

    Mixing mill Troester 550 x 1500 mm Bush bearing Engine: 90 kW Friction: 1:1.20 Manual NIP adjustment Stock blender

    Zubří, Czech Republic
  • Buzuluk 14823

    Buzuluk 14823

    • Manufacturer: Buzuluk

    Buzuluk 14203 Roller bearings Motor: 132 kW Motoric nip adjustment Base plate

    Zubří, Czech Republic
  • Buzuluk 14201

    Buzuluk 14201

    • Manufacturer: Buzuluk

    manual abjustable Rolls, 2x7,5 kW Motor, friction bearings, grease loss oil lubrication, adjustable rolls speed 10-41 U/min

    Zubří, Czech Republic
  • Buzuluk 10502

    Buzuluk 10502

    • Manufacturer: Buzuluk
    • Model: 10502

    friction 1:1,25 motor 22 kW

    Zubří, Czech Republic
  • Buzuluk 14391

    Buzuluk 14391

    • Manufacturer: Buzuluk
    • Model: 14391

    Chamber: 70 l Motor: 320kW Drop door

    Zubří, Czech Republic
  • Buzuluk 14231

    Buzuluk 14231

    • Manufacturer: Buzuluk
    • Model: 14231

    Buzuluk 14231 CE-rebuild in 2010 Roller bearings Motor: 55 kW Motoric nip adjustment Base plate

    Zubří, Czech Republic

Overview

A mixing mill (two-roll mill) is a heavy-duty roller machine used to mix, disperse and sheet rubber and plastic compounds. It squeezes material between counter-rotating rolls to achieve uniform blending of polymers, fillers, pigments and additives, and is often used for lab-scale batches to production preforming. Key features include roll heating/cooling, adjustable nip gap, speed controls and safety guards.

FAQ

What should I inspect when buying a used mixing mill?

Check roll surface condition (grooves, scoring), roll alignment and gap accuracy, gearbox and drive noise, motor hours, heating/cooling systems, controls, electrical wiring, and wear on bearings and gears. Ask for maintenance records and a test run.

How is a mixing mill typically shipped and what should I prepare?

Mixing mills are heavy and often shipped on flatbeds. Confirm lifting points, securement methods, and whether disassembly is needed. Use experienced heavy-equipment carriers, crate fragile controls, verify weight/dimensions for permits, and arrange insurance and customs paperwork if international.

What regular maintenance keeps a mixing mill reliable?

Keep rolls clean and free of residue, check and adjust roll gap and alignment, lubricate bearings and gearboxes per schedule, inspect seals and belts, test heating/cooling circuits, and verify safety interlocks. Replace worn bearings and monitor motor vibration and oil condition.