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Mortar Mixer

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Standard : IS 4031, 1727 & BS 3892

It is used for mixing cement pastes, mortars, and pozzolana.

Specification

The apparatus consists of an epicyclical type stainless steel paddle imparting both planetary and revolving motion, by means of gears. It has two speeds of 140 + 5 RPM and 285 +10 R.P.M. With planetary motions of approximately 62
RPM, +/- 5 RPM and 125 PM +/- 10 R.P.M. Respectively. The stand of the mixer has arrangement to raise or lower the bowl. Complete with stainless steel bowl of about six liters capacity. Suitable for operation on 230 V, 50 cycles, Single Phase A.C, Supply.

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