100L Jacketed Industrial Mixing Tank with High-Speed Disperser

100 L Jacketed Mixing Tank with High-Speed Disperser

This tank is intended for batches that need both bulk circulation and localized high-shear mixing. The impeller moves material through the vessel, while the high-speed disperser helps break down agglomerates and wet powders. That combination can suit coatings, personal-care products, chemical blends, and selected food or beverage processes. The right arrangement depends on viscosity, solids loading, batch sequence, and the required finish; a disperser alone may not keep a thick batch moving uniformly.

Construction and process options

We select wetted materials around the product and cleaning method. 304 stainless steel may suit many general-duty applications; 316L is often specified where chloride exposure, acidic ingredients, or stricter corrosion requirements affect service life. Weld details, internal polishing, and surface-finish targets should be agreed against the process and cleanability needs. Seal design also depends on product compatibility, operating conditions, and whether the vessel will run under pressure or vacuum; those capabilities are not established by the title.

The double jacket can be configured for a suitable heating or cooling medium. Jacket geometry, insulation, temperature sensors, and control hardware are project-specific. Heating response depends on batch volume, product viscosity, jacket area, and the temperature difference between the utility and product. We confirm these conditions before recommending a thermal arrangement.

Motor and gearbox sizing follow the material’s viscosity and operating profile. The impeller style and disperser blade diameter and speed are selected around circulation, shear, and the risk of air entrainment. For batches that thicken during processing, startup torque and speed control deserve attention. Access for shaft seals, bearings, blades, and cleaning should also be checked in the proposed layout.

Preliminary technical information

Common questions

Can it process high-viscosity products? Potentially, but viscosity, yield behavior, batch temperature, and powder addition rate are needed to size the drives and select the impeller.

What should we send for a quotation? Provide batch and working volume, ingredient details, target temperature, mixing sequence, cleaning method, available utilities, and electrical supply. Include any pressure, vacuum, hazardous-area, or sanitary requirements. These details let our engineers recommend a buildable configuration rather than assume specifications that have not been defined.