Photo of the Week: Paddle Mixer in Action

This article was co-authored by:

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Chris Kozicki
Agglomeration Expert

Paddle Mixer (Pugmill Mixer, Pug Mill) Internals

This week’s highlighted photo shows material being processed in a paddle mixer. The photo was taken at FEECO’s Innovation Center, located in Green Bay, Wisconsin (USA). Paddle mixers, also commonly referred to as pugmill mixers, work by utilizing two paddle shafts within a horizontal trough. …

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Why Use a Binder in the Agglomeration Process?

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Binder in the Agglomeration Process

While some materials may be self-binding, in most cases, the right binder is vital to agglomeration success. In general, binders: From bentonite clay and lignosulfonate, to corn starch and cement, binders come in many options. While careful thought is required to select the appropriate one …

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Photo of the Week: Replacement Paddles

This article was authored by:

Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Replacement Paddles for Pug Mill/Paddle Mixer/Pugmill Mixer

Today’s photo highlights a set of replacement paddles for a pugmill mixer. Abrasive or corrosive materials may cause premature wear on paddles. Regular wear, over an extended period of time, may also serve as a reason to seek new paddles. No matter the reason, paddles …

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