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Bottom-entry agitation configured for vessel integration, controlled mixing and process-specific access requirements.
Bottom entry agitators are installed at the bottom of the tank. They have a short shaft that is directly connected to the motor's driveshaft. Bottom entry agitators are used for mixing the materials which tend to settle at the tank bottom. They are commonly used in large volume tanks. They are used in homogenizing mixtures such as oils, milk, juices, and others.
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Bottom entry agitators are used for efficient mixing in reactors and vessels where the drive enters from the bottom of the tank.
They allow better access to the tank top for other fittings and often provide more efficient mixing geometry for reactor vessels.
Bottom entry agitators typically use mechanical seals or specialized sealing systems to prevent leakage at the bottom penetration point.
They are commonly used in reactor vessels within chemical and pharmaceutical processing industries.
Yes, PIIPL designs bottom entry agitators to match specific reactor geometries, seals, and process conditions.
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