Marion’s agitator design for horizontal mixers cuts lead times

Marion’s agitator design for horizontal mixers cuts lead times

Marion Process Solutions, an Advanced Material Processing (AMP) brand, has introduced an agitator design for its 30-inch diameter and smaller horizontal mixers. The release provides customers with not only a significant two-week reduction in lead times but also up to 10% savings on the purchase price. The new plated paddle agitators are manufactured with the…


Marion Process Solutions, an Advanced Material Processing (AMP) brand, has introduced an agitator design for its 30-inch diameter and smaller horizontal mixers.

The release provides customers with not only a significant two-week reduction in lead times but also up to 10% savings on the purchase price.

The new plated paddle agitators are manufactured with the paddle and arm sections cut from a single piece of stainless steel, reducing welding requirements and offering operators low-maintenance cleanability. Due to the integrated placement hole design, additional arms are attached, which means that the length of the paddles is shortened to offer improved mixing efficiency.

Tailored specifically for shear-sensitive materials and challenging-to-mix substances with diverse densities, these horizontal mixers armed with the new plated paddle agitators are a perfect fit for a wide spectrum of industries, including food processing.

“Businesses in industrial processing rely on innovation and efficiency to stay competitive,” said Tom Finnegan, director of sales, AMP/AHS. “Our new paddle design makes it easier for our customers to accelerate the development cycle and swiftly refine their process so they can bring high-quality products to market faster and maintain their edge in an ever-evolving landscape.”

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