INDCO 5-Gallon Heavy Duty Mixers Feature Quic-Change Shaft Couplers
INDCO 5-Gallon Heavy-Duty Mixers with Quic-Change Couplers for easy shaft removal, are portable, lightweight solution for mixing materials in 5-gallon pails. A ring mount provides a low center of gravity for steady mixing in open-topped or closed pails with lids to 12 ¼-inch outside diameter. Stainless steel folding impellers fit through a 1 ½-inch opening. FGM-7V model shown is powered by a 3/4 HP totally enclosed fan-cooled, electric motor that is ready to plug in to a standard outlet. Supplied with a variable speed drive, it operates from 0-350 RPM.
Additional versions are available with air or electric motors, all supplied with quick-change coupler and shaft design featuring a shaft pin that locks in place during rotation. INDCO Quic Mixers are ideal for mixing colorants into paint, remixing settled materials, blending powders into liquids, and other general purpose mixing applications in 5-gallon pails.
INDCO Quic mixers are made in the United States and typically ship within two business days from INDCO’s New Albany, Ind., factory. In addition to providing unsurpassed mixing and blending equipment, INDCO mixing engineers are available to help with equipment selection and process development. A video demonstration of INDCO Quic Mixers is available at https://bit.ly/INDCO_FGM_Series .
Located in New Albany, Ind., INDCO is a leading manufacturer of industrial mixers.
For more information, visit www.INDCO.com.
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