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USED AARON PROCESS IMB-150

British Columbia, Canada

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Overview
Ribbon Blenders

Aaron Process IMB-150 Industrial Ribbon Mixer
The Aaron Process IMB-150 is used for large-scale, uniform batch mixing of dry powders, granules, pellets, and light pastes. Its double-helical ribbon agitator moves materials in opposite lateral and radial directions. This action quickly creates a homogeneous blend without generating excessive heat or breaking down sensitive particles.
Specs:

Capacity:150 cubic feet working capacity (approx. 175 cubic feet total volume)
Agitator: Double spiral ribbon design powered by a heavy-duty, removable main shaft (5.5" diameter) typically calibrated for an output of 25 RPM
Drive Mechanism: Driven by a 40 HP motor (usually 3-phase, 60Hz, 230-460 volt TEFC) featuring a direct-connect gear motor or chain-and-sprocket drive system
Discharge: Equipped with a 10" center-bottom outlet controlled via a manual or air-operated pneumatic slide gate valve
Safety & Housing: Includes multi-piece hinged top covers outfitted with safety grates and proximity switches for operator safety

Core Industry Applications:

Food & Beverages: Mixing flour-based baking premixes, protein powders, seasoning blends, and instant drink mixes
Chemicals & Polymers: Blending plastic resins (like PVC), color pigments, agricultural fertilizers, and detergents
Pharmaceuticals & Cosmetics: Combining active drug ingredients with binders before tableting, and processing makeup powders
Liquid Coating & Granulation: Spraying small amounts of liquids (like flavor oils or binding agents) evenly onto dry carriers

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