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The sigma mixer consists of mixing chamber, frame support, hydraulic system, electric control system, discharge system and two Z shape blade in the chamber drove by the motor. Widely used in mixing and kneading of low-to-high viscosity products in many industries such as ceramics, silicone rubber, sealants, clay, chewing gum, candy, bakery food, pharmaceuticals, carbon paste, inks/pigments ,etc.
Here’s an overview of the manufacturing process of a Sigma Mixer:
Production Schedule Diagram: At the start, the production team creates a schedule and diagram that outlines the specific raw materials, quantities, and dimensions required.
Materials Selection: Quality checks are performed on all raw materials (usually stainless steel, carbon steel).
Precision Cutting: Laser cutting machines are used to precisely shape metal sheets and parts according to the diagram and schedule, ensuring accuracy in thickness and dimensions.
Inspection: Each part is inspected for consistency and quality after cutting.
Welding and Assembly: The primary components, like the twin sigma blades, mixing chamber, and frame, are welded and assembled.
Detailed Component Processing: Fine-tuning is done on components like seals, motors, and gears to ensure smooth assembly and operation.
Testing for Functionality: The assembled mixer undergoes a trial run to check blade movement, mixing speed, and performance.
Quality Assurance: Technicians check for any operational or alignment issues to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
Polishing and Grinding: The mixer’s surface is polished to remove any rough edges or impurities and provide a smooth finish.
Coating and Final Finish: For some mixers, an additional coating or finishing process is applied to enhance corrosion resistance and visual appeal.
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