Batch Mixer
Mixing
Mixes in batches, making every batch individually documentable – the choice for frequently changing recipes.
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Mixing – homogeneity
that can be proven.Batch and continuous mixers for animal feed, premix and bulk materials – designed for short mixing times with reliable mixing quality.
About Mixing
Mixing: the step where
Mixing: the step where
the recipe becomes reality.
Everything dosed beforehand is only as valuable as the mixing that follows. Especially with small proportions – minerals, vitamins, medications – the mixer determines whether every portion has the same composition.
We design the mixer for your batch size and your most critical recipe. Where required, we prove mixing quality with a coefficient of variation instead of just claiming it.
About Mixing
Short mixing time,
Short mixing time,
fast discharge.
Mixing time alone says little – what matters is the cycle time including filling and emptying. Our mixers are designed for fast, complete discharge, so no carry-over occurs into the next batch.
About Mixing
Our Machines for Mixing
Continuous Mixer
Mixing
Mixes continuously instead of in batches – for consistent recipes in large volumes without interruption.
Tomas Schulze
info@awila.de
Interested? Get in touch!
Contact us nowAre you planning a new plant for mixing or want to expand an existing one? Briefly describe your product and desired throughput – we'll get back to you.
Mixing
Frequently Asked Questions About Mixing
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The batch mixer is the right choice whenever the recipe changes frequently or provable mixing quality is required. The continuous mixer pays off with a consistent product and high, constant throughput.
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Through sampling from the finished batch and evaluation as a coefficient of variation. We accompany this measurement during commissioning and document the result.
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That depends on design, recipe and liquid addition. More important than pure mixing time is the cycle time – that’s where the bigger savings potential lies in practice.
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Yes. Oils, molasses or liquid additives can be introduced into the mixer via a spray system. We coordinate the quantity and timing of the addition with the recipe.
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Through complete discharge and, where necessary, a flush batch. For critical products, we design the mixer and the subsequent conveying from the outset for minimal residual quantities.
