LABORATORY PAN MIXER (CAPACITY 40 LTRS) AZA1117
The AZA1117 Laboratory Pan Mixer (40 Litres) is engineered for precise, consistent, and repeatable mixing of concrete, mortar, and cement paste in controlled laboratory environments. Designed for durability and high-performance blending, this mixer supports material testing, R&D applications, and academic laboratory work where uniformity and accuracy are essential.
Built with a heavy-duty steel pan, gear-driven mixing mechanism, and adjustable blades, the AZA1117 ensures superior mix homogeneity even with coarse aggregates up to 20 mm. Its robust 2 HP motor and 3-phase drive deliver uninterrupted power for demanding laboratory workloads.
Key Features
- 40-litre mixing capacity ideal for cube specimen preparation
- Supports aggregate sizes up to 20 mm
- 2 HP motor, 960 RPM, 3-phase for heavy-duty mixing
- Adjustable steel blades for both dry and wet mix uniformity
- Portable design with wheels for easy movement
- Full-access drum lid for safe loading, pouring, and cleaning
- Gear-driven system for uniform, high-consistency mixing
- Easy maintenance and corrosion-resistant finish
Description
The AZA1117 is specifically designed for laboratories conducting concrete strength, workability, and performance evaluations. It delivers reliable, repeatable mixing cycles for:
- Concrete cube specimen preparation
- Mortar and cement paste blending
- QC batch mixing for RMC plants
- Academic research on concrete properties
- Trials for new admixtures, binders, and additives
The mixer’s ergonomic design ensures ease of use during continuous testing cycles, while its rugged construction guarantees long-term performance even under heavy operation.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | AZA1117 |
| Mixing Capacity | 40 Litres |
| Aggregate Handling | Up to 20 mm size |
| Motor Rating | 2 HP |
| Motor Speed | 960 RPM |
| Operation | 3-Phase |
| Mixing Type | Gear-driven planetary mixing |
| Pan Material | Powder-coated steel (optional stainless-steel inner lining) |
| Blades | Adjustable and replaceable steel blades |
| Discharge | Manual pan tilt / optional motorized tilt |
| Safety Features | Safety guard, emergency stop switch |
| Portability | Mounted on wheels |
| Power Supply | 440 V AC / 50 Hz (3-Phase) or optional single-phase variants |
Applications
- Concrete cube and cylinder sample preparation
- Material testing laboratories
- Civil engineering research institutions
- Construction quality control labs
- R&D testing for cement, admixtures, and aggregates
- Educational labs requiring repeatable mixing cycles
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What materials can the AZA1117 mix?
It can handle cement paste, mortar, sand, aggregates, and concrete mixes up to 20 mm aggregate size.
Q2: Is the pan fixed or removable?
The standard model features a fixed pan with manual tilt discharge. Custom removable pan options can be provided.
Q3: Are variable speeds available?
Standard units operate at fixed gear-driven speeds, but variable-speed options are available upon request.
Q4: Can the mixer run on 3-phase power?
Yes. The standard model is 3-phase, with optional single-phase variants available.
Q5: Does the mixer comply with IS/ASTM standards?
Yes. It supports mixing procedures as per IS 4031, ASTM C305, and similar testing standards.
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