Drum Mix

With modern plow mixing systems, Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik offers flexible contract mixing of bulk materials

Wage mixing on a grand scale

With our drum mix

Contract mixing on a large scale - with our ploughshare mixing systems

Our ploughshare mixing systems enable you to produce mixtures from various components. All systems are equipped with choppers and nozzle bar for spraying liquid additives onto carrier material. With these high-tech mixing systems, Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik offers you flexible mixing capacities that can be used at short notice to replace or supplement your existing mixing systems.

Wage mix

Technical data

Mixing room volume:
Plant type I: 9.0 m³ Nautamixer Plant type II: 3.0 m³ Plant type III: 1.2 m³ Plant type IV: 0.2 m³ rotary mixer
Filling level: 70 %
Parts in contact with the product: Stainless steel, polished
Feeding from big bag, drum or bagged goods via feeding stations and dosing screw; feeding takes place by gravimetric dosing
Integrated spraying device for liquids
Number of choppers: 2-4
Number of mixed streets: 4

Granulate production with maximum precision

Areas of application

Using state-of-the-art plant technology, we produce granulates with precisely defined hardness and abrasion resistance thanks to infinitely variable contact pressure. This ensures consistent product homogeneity and prevents segregation. Low-dust granulates facilitate handling and improve mixing properties. We also reduce the container volume through targeted compaction – while maintaining the same active ingredient content.

Frequently Asked Questions About Drum Mix

What is Drum Mix at Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik?

“Drum Mix” refers to the contract blending of bulk materials using modern plowshare blending systems. This process enables the production of mixtures consisting of multiple components and can be used as a flexible supplement or alternative to in-house blending facilities.

What technical specifications are relevant for the drum mix?

The Drum Mix operates with mixing chamber volumes ranging from 0.2 m³ to 9.0 m³, depending on the system type. The systems feature product-contact parts made of polished stainless steel, gravimetric dosing, integrated spray nozzles for liquids, and multiple shredders.

Can Drum Mix blend liquid additives into powders or granules?

Yes, the drum mixing systems are equipped with nozzle racks and spray devices for applying liquid additives to substrate material. This is particularly relevant for coating processes, functional additives, and the uniform coating of bulk materials.

From what types of containers can the drum mix be dispensed?

Materials can be fed into the drum mixing systems from big bags, drums, or sacks via feeding stations and dosing screws. Gravimetric dosing ensures controlled and reproducible feeding of the components.

When is Drum Mix a good choice for contract blending and pellet production?

Drum mixing is useful when bulk materials need to be mixed uniformly, liquid additives need to be distributed, or granules with specific properties need to be produced. The process promotes consistent product homogeneity, improved mixing characteristics, and reduced segregation.