Working Principle Of Mortar Mixer

When the machine is working and mixing, the material inside the machine is subjected to the action of two rotors in opposite directions, and undergoes a compound motion. The blades drive the material to rotate counterclockwise along the inner wall of the machine trough, while also causing the material to tumble left and right. In the weightless zone where the two rotors intersect and overlap, regardless of the shape, size, or density of the material, it can float and be in a state of instantaneous weightlessness. This causes the material to form a continuous, all-round circulation and tumbling within the machine trough, with mutual cross-cutting and shearing, thereby achieving a rapid, gentle, and uniform mixing effect.