Portable cement turbine grout mixer machine for sale

Portable cement turbine grout mixer machine for sale is special pulping equipment developed for grouting materials with low water-to-binder ratios. The grout mixer machine for sale is mainly used for the construction of hydropower, railways, highways, construction, mining, and other industries. The slurry can be made in a short time after mixing grout or grout, cement, and water. Compared to general blade mixers, it has high pulping efficiency, and easy operation. homogenization of slurry, and short-distance conveying function.

Portable cement turbine grout mixer machine for sale is an effective method for mixing cement-based grout and other materials in the construction industry, producing a very stable mix that prevents water loss and contamination. The grout mixer machine for sale quickly and efficiently mixes different types of grout including cement, bentonite, and sand, which are widely used in civil engineering.

The portable cement turbine grout mixer machine can be used together or separately. There are grout mixers and mixers with different displacements. Power drives are mainly divided into electric and diesel. Of course, we can also customize it according to your needs.

Portable cement turbine grout mixer machine is designed to be used in combination with traditional paddle mixers and pumps or as a stand-alone mixing and placing machine with its own built-in impeller pump.

Working Principle: A motor drives a high-speed turbo pump. The slurry is sucked into the vortex from below and sprayed from the top of the barrel, creating a high-velocity liquid stream. A powerful vortex is formed inside the barrel to mix dry powder and water well and evenly to achieve the desired preparation of glue with lower moisture content than slurry.

Portable cement turbine grout mixer machine is a combination mixer and agitator specifically designed for continuous cement mixing and grouting in aboveground/underground engineering.

This system is designed to provide continuous mixing operation. It combines a sturdy base frame with a steel plate cylindrical mixer tank, a powerful slurry pump, and an agitating tank.

Water, cement, and bentonite are mixed by a high-speed vortex created by a special pump. As soon as the mixing process is finished, the mix is transferred to the stirrer.

A slow stirring paddle keeps the grout from settling out of suspension and removes air bubbles from the mixture. The agitator and mixer are switched by a butterfly valve.