The propeller as a stirring element offers many possibilities for, among other things, mixing slightly viscous liquids. As each mixing process requires a specific propeller, Jongia Mixing Technology has various product-friendly propellers in its range. In addition, the placement of the propeller in the tank is important for the correct agitating result. Curious about our propellers and how they work? Check out this tutorial!
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As with all production processes, mixing light viscous liquids requires a specific approach and an appropriate agitator. Jongia has the knowledge and experience to give you the best advice in this field. Do you have any questions? Please do not hesitate to contact us.
Want to know more?
As with all production processes, mixing viscous liquids requires a specific approach and a suitable agitator. Jongia has the knowledge and experience to advise you in this field. Do you have any questions? Please do not hesitate to contact us.
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