MachineValley's Low Speed Mixer handles high-viscosity batches without the shear a high-speed disperser would add. Hydraulic lifting brings the agitator in and out of the tank, and the agitator itself swaps out depending on what you're mixing. Built in 500L to 2000L tanks with 5HP to 75HP motors.
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500 Liter Low-Speed Mixer
Built for R&D, formulation testing, and low-volume runs. Pairs with 5HP to 15HP motors, and recipes developed here scale directly to the larger tanks without reformulating.
1000 Liter Low-Speed Mixer
Covers most mid-sized production lines on its own, running on 15HP to 40HP motors. A common upgrade once a plant outgrows its 500L unit but doesn't yet need full 2000L throughput.
1500 Liter Low-Speed Mixer
Fits plants scaling up gradually, with 40HP to 60HP motors. Adds capacity without the footprint or cost of jumping straight to the 2000L line.
2000 Liter Low-Speed Mixer
Sized for continuous production or high-volume batch runs, with motors up to 75HP. Same hydraulic lift and agitator-swap system as the smaller tanks, so there's no retraining when moving between sizes.
High-speed disperser is built for shear, breaking down pigments or dispersing solids into a liquid fast. Low Speed Mixer runs at lower RPM for materials where you want blending without shear, like thick pastes or adhesives that would trap air or degrade at high speed.
Yes. The agitator head is bolt-mounted, so you can swap between Butterfly, Anchor, Turbine, and Ribbon types depending on the batch, without buying a separate machine for each.
It raises and lowers the agitator assembly in and out of the tank hydraulically, instead of manually. That matters most when you're loading, cleaning, or changing agitator heads often.
It depends on your batch size and throughput. 500L suits R&D or small runs; 2000L suits continuous production. If you're between two sizes, MachineValley's team can help size it against your actual output targets.
Installation is included at no extra cost. After that, MachineValley's own service team handles support and maintenance; you're not routed to a third-party contractor.
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