Even Mix’s Founder, Phil Rankin, Explains How Mixing Blades Work
Phil Rankin’s new article answers some of the most asked questions about Even Mix’s blades, digital drive, and drum magic.
Even Mix’s patented mixing blades have been the topic of discussion on social media lately. Many people have attributed the brand’s tote mixers’ efficiency to the specially designed digital drive. However, according to the CEO and founder of Even Mix, the blades are where all the real magic happens.
The mixing blades are designed and patented, unlike regular tote mixer blades. In fact, the blades are so unique that their features come across as being too good to be true. According to Phil Rankin, most if not all toe and drum mixers use a propeller-type blade, which is fixed and often small. Some use a set of pitched blades that create a lot of vertical lift and suck air directly into the liquid.
Even Mix’s patented blades have a variable pitch. The blade will start at a 90° angle and then turn to 30°. The bend, according to Rankin, is crucial because it helps create vertical lift and horizontal depression within the liquid, hence the 3D mixing action in the container.
People can learn more about Even Mix’s blade design by visiting the company’s official website at https://evenmix.com.
“One of the design features that make our blades superior to others is that they run counterclockwise, which allows the blades to sweep the bottom of the container. This means that liquid is then gradually carried up the sides and over the top, after which it goes back down the middle. This mixing action provides superior mixing results compared to all other blade designs.” Said Even Mix founder Phil Rankin.
He added, “Our mixing blades don’t shear your liquid or suck air into it; that’s why they are limited to 150 RPMs. This is enough for most mixes or formulations. You can be assured that regardless of what mixer you use, it will not suck air into the mixture.”
About Even MixTM
Even MixTM is best known for using the latest technology and aerospace engineering design to build pump technology and state-of-the-art variable pitch blades, bringing true mixing technology. The mixing blades do away with having a pin when installed, and the blades can be used at the bottom. It also means that the blades or mixers can be used in both plastic and linear drums.
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