ROTOR STATOR TOOL MISCEO 300 - 225 mm

Mixing blades

PC051 : 400 mm 

PC055 : 300 mm 

Vacuum Rotor stator tool 

160 mm: PC014

190 mm: PC015

Mixing 4 blades 

160 mm : PC022

The Dissolver/Dispersion Tool with medium/high shear is used at a medium to high speed in low viscosity fluids to reduce particle size and break down agglomeration (clumping of particles forming a mass). With a radial flow (drawing from both the top and the bottom) this medium/high shear tool creates high turbulence and is ideal for particle fragmentation and dispersion. Ideal in low viscosity for dissolution of powders, homogenous pigment dispersion and use with materials that are not shear sensitive. Once particle reduction and agglomeration break down has been achieved you may choose to continue with a lower shear tool such as the Turbo Agitator Tool, the Anchor Stirrer or the Spiral Stirrer for the remainder of your product.

Pan support brackets / fully removable

Special production, intensive use.

Stainless steel for food products for perfect hygiene.

Sturdy and convenient.

Mixing 3 blades

Mixing 4 blades 

160 mm : PC022

190 mm : PC023

Up to 4L

The Turbo Agitator Tool is an excellent all-round tool for most general low shear stirring requirements and ideal for using with shear sensitive materials and mixing surfactants. With an axial flow (drawing from the bottom to the top) it can be used from low speed through to high speed, for low through to medium viscosity fluids. When creating surfactant type products (shampoos, body washes) it is best to commence on low speed to minimise foaming. Medium to high speed is suitable for emulsions, suspensions, oleogels, cooldown phases and other products requiring general stirring.

Low Shear

Low to High Speed

Low to Medium Viscosity

Axial Flow

Mixing 2 blades

160 mm : PC012

190 mm : PC013

Mixing 4 blades 

160 mm : PC022

190 mm : PC023

This statif is intended to be associated only with the following MISCEO blockmotors : PC145 or PC165. Any other association shall make the person making the association responsible for compliance with the safety requirements in accordance with the regulations in force.