Mixers and Dispersers
Mixing and Dispersing

Efficiently combine liquids, powders, and paste-like materials into uniform mixtures

Mixers and Dispersers

Mixers and dispersers are used to combine liquids, powders, slurries, and paste-like materials into a more uniform mixture before or during production. Depending on the viscosity and process target, the material can be processed with impellers, dispersing discs, rotors, or multi-shaft structures to improve powder wetting, reduce agglomerates, control trapped air, and support stable formulation quality. Mixing and dispersing machines are widely used for paints, inks, coatings, adhesives, cosmetics, pesticides, fine chemicals, and other products that require controlled mixing, dispersion, or homogenization.
    1. IDS Inline Disperser
    2. IDS Inline Disperser Inline dispersers are used to wet, blend, disperse, deagglomerate, dissolve, emulsify, and homogenize materials in a continuous process. Instead of relying only on batch dispersion in an open tank, the material passes through a rotor-stator working chamber, where strong shear, turbulence, and cavitation help powders wet out quickly and break down agglomerates. View details
    1. PDM High Speed Disperser
    2. PDM High Speed Disperser High speed dispersers handle the first stage of many liquid-liquid and solid-liquid processes, from mixing and homogenization to pre-dispersion before fine grinding. The main working part is a serrated dispersing disc that rotates at high speed inside the tank. As the disc pulls material into circulation, powder is incorporated into the liquid phase, agglomerates are reduced, and particles spread more evenly through the mixture. View details
    1. PVM Vacuum Disperser
    2. PVM Vacuum Disperser Vacuum dispersers are used when a material needs high speed dispersion with better air removal and process control. The dispersing disc works inside a sealed tank, while the vacuum system reduces air trapped in the material during mixing and dispersion. A closed negative-pressure environment also helps limit the loss of volatile components and reduces contact with air, which is useful for formulations that are sensitive to bubbles, oxidation, or contamination, while supporting a smoother texture, cleaner dispersion, and more stable final quality. View details
    1. PSD Platform High Speed Disperser
    2. PSD Platform High Speed Disperser Platform high speed dispersers are built for large-volume mixing and dispersion processes where a standard floor-standing disperser may not be enough. The dispersing head is mounted on a platform structure and works with large-capacity tanks, giving the production area a more stable setup for bigger batches. A hydraulic lifting system moves the dispersing head into position, so different fixed tanks can be used according to the production plan. View details
    1. PCM Concentric Double Shaft Mixer
    2. PCM Concentric Double Shaft Mixer Concentric double shaft mixers are used for materials that need both strong dispersion and steady overall mixing in the same tank. The inner shaft usually works at high speed with a dispersing disc to break down agglomerates and spread solid particles through the liquid, while the outer shaft runs at lower speed with an anchor or frame blade that moves material from the tank wall back into the mixing area. View details
    1. PM Butterfly Twin Shaft Mixer
    2. PM Butterfly Twin Shaft Mixer Butterfly twin shaft mixers are designed for medium- to high-viscosity materials that need steady mixing without overly aggressive grinding. The mixing section has two shafts fitted with butterfly blades, usually arranged to move the material from different directions inside the tank. When the blades rotate, the material is pushed through axial and radial flow patterns, which helps thicker formulations circulate more evenly instead of staying around the wall or bottom. View details
    1. PMH Helical Mixer
    2. PMH Helical Mixer Helical mixers are suitable for high-viscosity, non-Newtonian, and shear-sensitive materials that need steady circulation with controlled shear. The mixer combines a high-speed dispersing shaft with a low-speed helical mixing shaft, allowing dispersion and bulk material movement to work in the same tank. During operation, the helical blade pulls material up from the bottom of the vessel and sends it back through the batch, creating an up-and-down rolling flow inside the tank. View details
    1. PS Triple Shaft Mixer
    2. PS Triple Shaft Mixer Triple shaft mixers are suitable for high-viscosity materials and mixing processes that need more than simple agitation. A floor-standing structure supports three independently driven shafts, usually combining high-speed dispersing shafts with low-speed scraping or mixing shafts. The high-speed shafts handle dispersion and particle deagglomeration, while the low-speed scraping shafts keep the batch circulating and move material away from the tank wall to reduce buildup. View details
    1. PSM Multi-Shaft Disperser
    2. PSM Multi-Shaft Disperser Multi-shaft dispersers are designed for thick, high-solid, or hard-to-mix materials that need strong shear, steady circulation, and more even movement throughout the vessel. Different shafts work together inside the closed container, usually with one shaft for high-speed dispersion, one for homogenization or emulsification, and one for low-speed scraping. View details
    1. PMX Planetary Mixer
    2. PMX Planetary Mixer Planetary mixers are suitable for thick pastes, slurries, and high-solid materials that need strong mixing without leaving unmixed areas inside the vessel. They have mixing blades that rotate on their own axes while also moving around the center of the tank, creating a planetary motion that carries the blades through different parts of the batch. View details
    1. PRM Ribbon Mixer
    2. PRM Ribbon Mixer Ribbon mixers, also known as ribbon blenders, are used for mixing powders, granules, pastes, and liquid-powder materials in a horizontal mixing chamber. The main mixing part is a ribbon agitator with inner and outer helical blades arranged around the central shaft. As the shaft rotates, the outer ribbon moves material in one direction while the inner ribbon moves it in the opposite direction, creating axial and radial movement through the batch. View details

Our dispersers and mixers are engineered for blending, emulsifying, dispersing, and homogenizing a variety of materials across many industries. From low-viscosity liquids to thick, high-viscosity pastes, our mixing and dispersing equipment ensures consistent batch quality and superior processing efficiency.

Every unit of our industrial mixing and dispersing equipment is designed and manufactured in-house to meet the rigorous demands of industries such as paints, coatings, adhesives, sealants, cosmetics, and fine chemicals. Built with a focus on precision, durability, and ease of operation, our dispersers and mixers allow you to achieve uniform consistency.

Whether you need a standalone machine for small-batch production or a fully integrated mixing system for industrial large-scale manufacturing, we provide customized solutions tailored to your specific process requirements.

Not sure which disperser or mixer is right for your application? Our technical experts are here to analyze your product characteristics and recommend the optimal equipment configuration to maximize your throughput and ensure long-term reliability.