Bottom Entry Stirrer

Bottom entry stirrers are primarily used in large-scale equipment such as polymerization tanks, PVC reactors, and saccharifying tanks. They facilitate efficient mixing of materials at the bottom of these tanks, ensuring thorough blending and consistent product quality.

These stirrers are designed to fit into the bottom or side of mixing vessels or reactors. They are particularly effective in tanks with bottom outputs, where thorough mixing near the discharge port is required.

Regular inspection and maintenance of bearings, seals, and motor components are essential to ensure optimal performance and longevity of bottom entry stirrers. Monitoring shaft alignment and lubrication also helps in preventing operational issues and extending the equipment's lifespan.

Bottom entry stirrers find applications in industries such as chemical manufacturing, food processing, pharmaceuticals, water treatment, paint and coatings, cosmetics, and biotechnology. They are essential wherever efficient mixing at the tank bottom is critical.

Bottom entry stirrers are often paired with slow-speed anchor stirrers or scraper units, making them suitable for mixing high viscosity products effectively. This combination ensures consistent mixing throughout the vessel.

Yes, bottom entry stirrers can be customized in terms of shaft length, blade design, and material compatibility to meet specific mixing requirements and operational conditions in different industries. Manufacturers often provide options for tailored configurations based on application needs.