Industrial Mixers and Agitators for Water Treatment

Top Entry Heavy Duty Industrial Fluid Mixers & Agitators

TERA Top Entry heavy duty industrial fluid mixers and agitators provide a cost effective solution for a wide range of mixing / agitating applications, motor power mixer shaft speed and impeller configuration are individually selected for optimum performance.

Features include:

• Low headroom compact robust design
• Standard metric motors
• Power range from 0.25 to 15 k W
• Hollow shaft gearbox ensures accurate mixer shaft alignment
• Minimum service factor SF=1.50, for trouble free operation
• Ground gears for efficiency and low noise
• Open tank plate mounted and closed tank models available.

Mixer GreardriveTERA Mixer drives are designed on a very rigid structure enabling high bending loads, the mixer output shaft is supported by taper roller bearings or deep groove ball bearings on the smaller sizes drives. Gears are case hardened and ground for efficiency, low noise and maximum service life.



Mixer shaft design
The mixer shaft is designed to operate below first critical speed and at all frequencies up to 50 hz if an inverter is used with the drive.

Impellers
Impellers are selected by our application engineers to meet your process requirements

Mixer selection
TERA - Top entry heavy duty industrial fluid mixers and agitators are sized and selected to meet customer process requirements, a range of standard motor powers, mixer output speeds and impeller configurations are available to ensures optimum performance.

Model range
Ten mixer drives are available covering a power range from 0.25kw to 15 kw. Suitable for tanks and vessels from 25 to 60,000 litres.

EM - Parallel shaft double or triple reduction geardrives

EM - Top entry industrial fluid mixers and agitator with Double or Triple reduction parallel shaft helical gear drives, output speeds from 2 rpm - 1000 rpm , gears are case hardened and ground for efficiency and quietness under load.

Industries
General chemical, Food and beverages, Breweries, Industrial effluent treatment,

Mixer selection