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SIGMA BLADES MIXER - TILTING TANK TYPE SIGMA BLADES MIXER - DISCHARGE SCREW TYPE BATTMIX - PRESSING COVER KNEADING MACHINE VERTICAL MIXERS - DIFFERENT TYPES HIGH SPEED TURBOMIXERS - PRODUCTION AND LAB MODELS ENGINEERING - PLANTS ROTATING BOWL MIXERS HIGH SPEED HORIZONTAL MIXERS RIBBON BLENDERS - VACUUM DRYERS TILTING TANK MIXERS AND PLANETARY SCREW TYPE TWO ROLL MILLS - THREE ROLL MILLS

B&P Process Equipment Story Battaggion Story The business at 1000 Hess Avenue, Saginaw, Michigan has a long history of building quality equipment to meet the demands of industry. Werner and Pfleiderer, a German owned company, making small universal mixers, at 1204 N. Niagara in Saginaw, started the business in 1894. Shortly after World War I, the government took over the local operation under the Alien Property Act, and in 1919 it was sold to Baker Perkins Inc., who continued to operate under the Werner and Pfleiderer name for some time. In 1926, company officials announced yet another...

SIGMA BLADES MIXER - TILTING TANK TYPE The IP and IPI models are designed for the mixing and kneading of medium and high viscosity materials. To mix heavy materials, the B&P Battaggion double arm mixers are considered the standard workhorse of the industry. Unlike most companies, we offer a complete line of mixers with either tangential or overlapping agitator action. Each has mixing characteristics that maximize the mixing for specific products. The counter rotating heavy-duty blades are well known for the efficent kneading shearing of material from heavy creams to high viscosity products....

1 IPI 2000 BP - Tilting Kneader constructed of stainless steel where in contact with the material being mixed, with an electropolished finish. The drive is fully enclosed by protective guards. This mixer may be used for food application. 2 IP 10 AP/T - 10 liters total capacity laboratory Sigma Kneader has a tilting tank and is constructed of AISI 304 stainless steel. It has a cantilevered mixing chamber and removable trough end. A high power design with jacketed trough shell, and a built-in electrical control cabinet in the supporting stainless steel stand, for safe and efficient operation...

3 IP 10 AP/T - 10 litres total capacity laboratory tilting tank sigma kneader, with tangential arrangement of the blades. The cantilevered mixing chamber is shown in the tilted position, with a one-piece hinged cover complete with sight glass, vacuum gauge and vent opening. 4 IPI 180 AP/T - 180 Liters total capacity Sigma Kneader with the tilting trough and cover opening/closing done hydraulically. The area of the mixer coming in contact with the product is constructed of AISI 316 L stainless steel. Split stuffing boxes for easier packing replacement and maintenance. Cover assembly is...

5 IP 175 AP/T - 175 liters total capacity Sigma Kneader with high power electric drive and hydraulic trough tilt. Cantilevered mixing chamber, with components coming in contact with the mixed material constructed of AISI 316 L stainless steel. Jacketed trough shell and trough ends and circulation in the sigma blades. Easily removed sigma blades can be replaced with spare masticator or paddle blades. Explosion proof electrical system and vacuum pump supplied. 6 IP 2500 AP/T/S - Special mixing blades make this mixer unique. The mixed material is discharged through two discharge valves in the...

SIGMA BLADES MIXER - DISCHARGE SCREW TYPE The IPC models with a single discharge screw, and the IP2C with double discharge screws, do the work of two separate machines. Once the blend is well mixed by the mixing blades and ready for discharge, the screw rotation is reversed and the highly viscous product is quickly discharged from the sigma Blade mixer extruder. Thanks to the experience of running with an enormous variety of products, B&P Battaggion has recently developed a new and improved model IPCAPG sigma Blade mixer extruder for production and granulation of color master batches, with...

1 IPC 2500 AP/T-ID - Sigma Kneader with discharge screw having a total capacity of 2500 liters, totally constructed of AISI 316 L or of SAF 2205 for pharmaceutical applications. Each mixing blade and the discharge screw is driven by three (3) separate 75 kW electric motors with variable speed drives. Jacketed trough shell and trough ends, mixing blades, discharge screw and discharge cone are all ASME code approved and is complete with a built-in loaf cutter. The mixer is equipped with a trolley system for extracting the discharge screw. High pressure washing guns are then fit into the mixer...

2 IPC 10 AP/T - The 10 liter mixer is powered by an 8,5 kw (aprox. 11 horsepower) motor. The end of the mixer can be opened for cleaning and is used in the pharmaceutical industry. 3 IPC 1200 AP/T - Sigma Kneader with discharge screw complete with an additional base frame. The mixer and mixer base frame is mounted on load cells for automatic weighing of the raw feed materials. This is then mounted on the second base frame. The circulation jackets on the trough shell and trough ends are covered with thermal insulation. The mixer also has circulation in the mixing blades and discharge screw....

4 IPC 1200 MP/T - Sigma Kneader with discharge screw has a wire cutting device for silicone rubber compounding. 80 kW (approx. 107 horsepower) total power input. 5 IPC 50 APG/NH - Special Kneader with discharge screw and granulator discharge head is used for processing master batches and color concentrates.

BATTMIX - PRESSING COVER KNEADING MACHINE The BATTMIX Mixer is one of the newest innovated products added to the B&P Battaggion family of process equipment. The BATTMIX Mixer is part of the continued product development by B&P Battaggion for process machines capable of higher and higher performances in mixing technology. IPMR BATTMIX - Tilt Discharge and IPMC BATTMIX - Screw Discharge can be widely used in the compounding of rubber, plastics, composite materials and ceramics. BATTMIX Design characteristics (tilt discharge shown) - Drive unit is designed for mixing and kneading very high...