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• Mounts
to the tank or optional bracket.
• 316SS propeller folds to fit through 2-in. opening; opens
to 9-in. operating diameter.
• Second folding propeller bolts anywhere on 3/4-in. shaft
– part #004479. |
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RGT
PRICES |
Model
No. |
Motor
Description |
Shaft
Diameter |
Wt. |
Prices |
Totally-Enclosed
Fan-Cooled (TEFC) |
RGT-1.0 |
1/2
HP-1-115/230 |
3/4" |
60 |
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RGT-1.2 |
1/2
HP-3-230/460 |
3/4" |
55 |
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RGT-2.0 |
3/4
HP-1-115/230 |
3/4" |
65 |
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RGT-2.2 |
3/4
HP-3-230/460 |
3/4" |
60 |
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RGT-3.0 |
1 HP-1-115/230 |
3/4" |
65 |
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RGT-3.2 |
1 HP-3-230/460 |
3/4" |
75 |
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Explosion-Proof
Class 1 Group D (EP) |
RGT-1.1 |
1/2
HP-1-115/230 |
3/4" |
75 |
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RGT-1.3 |
1/2
HP-3-230/460 |
3/4" |
75 |
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RGT-2.1 |
3/4
HP-1-115/230 |
3/4" |
75 |
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RGT-2.3 |
3/4
HP-3-230/460 |
3/4" |
70 |
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RGT-3.1 |
1 HP-1-115/230 |
3/4" |
75 |
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RGT-3.3 |
1 HP-3-230/460 |
3/4" |
85 |
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Air
Motor |
RGT-1.4** |
1/2
HP AIR
Air Requirements: 20CFM at 40PSI |
3/4" |
50 |
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RGT-3.4** |
3/4
HP to 1 HP AIR
Air Requirements: 30-40CFM at 25-35PSI |
3/4" |
55 |
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Series
RGT Mounting Bracket - Adjustable mounting bracket fits flat top, square
edge containers from 31 1/2"
to 50" wide. Available in painted steel. Order Part Number RGT-BKT - $871.00 Up 30 lbs. |
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Note
1: Optional bracket are priced separately.
Note 2: Folding propeller opens to 9" when operating; collapses
to fit through 2" coupling.
Note 4: Second folding propeller may be ordered to fit 3/4"
shaft. Order Part Number 004479 - $1,079.00 Up 7 lbs. |
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| Variable
Speed Drives available - prices available on request. |
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** ORDER AIR SET FOR USE
WITH AIR MOTORS ABOVE |
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| Contains
Regulator, Filter and Lubricator |
Part
No. 100803 $718.80 use with 1/2 HP air motors.
Part No. 100804 $940.80 use with 3/4 HP and larger air motors. |
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Mixer Selection |
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These
mixers have been designed, engineered
and built to provide long life and trouble-free
service in a wide variety of blending/mixing
operations. These mixers are popularly used to: |
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Our
portables are available at either 350
or 420 RPM (gear-driven) or 1750 RPM
(direct-drive). If you have any questions or
wish to discuss your mixing/blending appli-
cation with us, please feel free to call one
of our sales engineers. |
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1.
Blend liquids.
2. Suspend or dissolve solids
3. Disperse immiscible liquids
4. Disperse small amounts of gases in
liquids |
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Selection
Chart |
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The
chart below is intended to provide some
basic guidelines for selecting the proper
mixer(s) to provide mild blending of various
viscosity liquids in different size tanks. This
chart is based on an approximate mix/blend
time for two liquids of 30 minutes, with both
liquids already in the tank. Mixing times will
be shortened if one liquid is added to a
second liquid while the mixer is operating.
Powders should always be added while the
mixer is running. This chart also applies to the
suspension of solids with settling velocities of
less than one foot per minute. For more rapid
or vigorous mixing, use a mixer one or two
sizes larger. Dual propellers are recommended
for tanks 1000 gallons and larger at viscosity's
of 1000 CPS and higher. |
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These
portable mixers can be clamp- or base-mounted on beams, tank walls or other
supports. Angle of entry may be adjusted to
meet specific mixing requirements. These
portable mixers find use in a variety of different
industrial applications…waste treatment, water treatment and batch
chemical preparation.
These portables are also ideal for mixing paints,
varnishes, polymers, textile sizes and dyes,
pharmaceuticals, soaps and countless other
materials from 1 to over 25,000 CPS viscosity.
In the following pages, we present specifications,
dimensions and dimensional drawings and other
information to help you select the proper mixer
for your application, depending on the size of
the batch, the size of the batch, components
and final product, and other parameters. |
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Viscosity
CPS |
Up
to 50 Gallons
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to 100 Gallons
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to 200 Gallons
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to 500 Gallons
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to 1000 Gallons |
Up
to 2000 Gallons |
Up
to 3000 Gallons |
Up
to 5000 Gallons |
<1 |
BN-3.0 |
BN-3.0 |
JD-2.0 |
JD-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-4.0 |
<100 |
BN-3.0 |
BN-3.0 |
JD-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-3.0 |
JG-5.0 |
<300 |
BN-3.0 |
BN-3.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-4.0 |
JG-5.0 |
JG-5.0 |
<500 |
BN-3.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-3.0 |
JG-5.0 |
JG-6.0 |
JG-7.0 |
<1000
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JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-2.0 |
JG-4.0 |
JG-6.0 |
JG-7.0 |
JG-8.0 |
<2000
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JG-2.0 |
JG-3.0 |
JG-3.0 |
JG-5.0 |
JG-6.0 |
JG-8.0 |
JG-9.0 |
<3000
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JG-2.0 |
JG-4.0 |
JG-4.0 |
JG-6.0 |
JG-8.0 |
JG-9.0 |
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<5000
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JG-2.0 |
JG-5.0 |
JG-5.0 |
JG-7.0 |
JG-8.0 |
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<15000
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JG-3.0 |
JG-5.0 |
JG-8.0 |
JG-9.0 |
JG-9.0 |
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<25000
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JG-7.0 |
JG-8.0 |
JG-9.0 |
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Proper Mixer
Mounting and Positioning |
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In
most applications involving small
mixing tanks of 1000 gallons or less, the
mixer is clamped to the side of the tank.
Optimum mixing will be achieved when
the mixer is angled from the tank wall,
either off center (figure 1) or on center
(figure 2). Improperly mounting a portable
mixer will greatly lessen mixing
efficiency, cause vibration and could
possibly damage the mixer.
Angling off center is preferred when
good material turnover is required, as in
mixing a slurry. Angling on center is desired
for more gentle mixing and when
vortexing must be minimized.
Larger size tanks may require that a
mixer be mounted directly in the center of
the tank with the shaft vertical (figure 3).
When a mixer is used in this arrangement,
baffles are recommended to prevent the
contents of the tank from turning in the
direction of the mix. If this occurs, mixing
action will be poor.
Such baffling will avoid vortexing and
allow mixing to be as thorough as possible.
These suggests that four baffles
be used, located 90° apart and sized
approximately 1/12 of the tank diameter.
The baffle should not fully extend to the
bottom of the tank and a gap should be
provided between the baffle and the
tank wall. |
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FIGURE
1 - Angling the portable mixer off center
is the position recommended for rapid turnover
of tank contents and good bottom washing. |
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FIGURE
2 - On center angling will produce good
mixing with minimum vortexing. Tank contents
turn over thoroughly but gently. |
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FIGURE
3 - For mixing in larger tanks, the mixer
is often placed vertically on center. In this con-
figuration, baffles are recommended to prevent
the contents of the tank from rotating, avoid
vortexing and achieve good mixing and top-to-
bottom turnover. |
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Gear Drive Mixers, Bracket
Mount Mixer, Low Profile Mixers, Mixers and Agitators, Bung Mount, Drum
Mixers, Drum
Agitators, Collapsible Propellers allow for easy installation, Air, Electric,
Variable-Speed, Explosion Proof Motors, for use
with closed top 55-gallon drums with 2" NPT Bung, and C-Clamp Mount
from your source for material handling equipment. |
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