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Industrial mixers for powders, granules and bulk solids

Industrial Mixer
Solutions Built
for Your Process

PerMix designs and manufactures high-performance industrial mixers for batch and continuous processing. From powders and granules to specialty applications, our ribbon, plough, paddle and double cone mixers deliver consistent, reliable results.

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PerMix industrial powder mixer

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Our mixer solutions

Four Mixer Types. Endless Possibilities.

PerMix horizontal industrial ribbon mixer with stainless steel vessel and blue motor

Ribbon Mixers

Reliable, uniform powder blending with low energy input.

PerMix industrial plough mixer with access windows, stainless steel vessel and bottom discharge

Plough Mixers

Fast, intensive mixing for cohesive and difficult powders.

PerMix horizontal industrial paddle mixer with the same external vessel architecture as the ribbon mixer

Paddle Mixers

Gentle, efficient blending for fragile and variable-density materials.

PerMix stainless steel double cone tumble blender on support frame

Double Cone Mixers

Gentle tumble blending with simple construction and complete discharge.

How to choose

Find the Right Mixer for Your Process

Every material and process is unique. Our engineering team will help select the optimal mixer based on material properties, batch size, process requirements and industry standards.

1. Understand Your Material

Powder, granule, paste or slurry; flowability, bulk density and particle size.

2. Define Your Process

Mixing time, uniformity, liquid addition, heating, cooling or vacuum.

3. Compare Mixer Options

We recommend the best mixer type and configuration.

4. Get Expert Guidance

Detailed proposal, drawings and testing when required.

Compare mixer types

At a Glance

FeatureRibbon MixerPlough MixerPaddle MixerDouble Cone Mixer
Best ForPowders & granulesCohesive & difficult materialsDelicate & high-densityFree-flowing, sensitive
Mixing IntensityGentle to moderateHighGentleGentle tumble
Material HandlingFree-flowing to cohesiveCohesive, sticky, pastesDelicate, fragile, high bulkFree-flowing, low density
Typical Batch Sizes1–50,000+ liters100–50,000+ liters100–50,000+ liters50–30,000+ liters
Heating/CoolingAvailableAvailableAvailableAvailable
Vacuum OptionQuantumXQuantumXQuantumXQuantumX

Typical applications

Mixing Solutions for Real-World Challenges

Powders and Granules

Powders and Granules

Pastes and Slurries

Pastes and Slurries

Heat-Sensitive Materials

Heat-Sensitive Materials

High-Density Products

High-Density Products

Fragile and Delicate Materials

Fragile and Delicate Materials

Industries served

Trusted Across Key Industries

Food & Beverage

Pharmaceutical & Nutraceutical

Chemical & Specialty Materials

Cosmetics & Personal Care

Plastics, Polymers & Masterbatch

Battery & Advanced Materials

Improved Mixing Uniformity for a Global Battery Manufacturer

See how a PerMix plough mixer delivered faster mixing times and superior consistency for lithium battery materials.

40%

Faster Mixing

99%+

Uniformity

Reduced

Material Waste

Frequently asked questions

Common Questions About Our Industrial Mixers

What are the four standard PerMix mixer categories?

PerMix standard mixers are organized into ribbon mixers, plough mixers, paddle mixers and double cone mixers. Ribbon and paddle families include horizontal and vertical configurations.

What makes a mixer a standard PerMix model?

A standard model is intended for atmospheric, non-ASME service. It may include a low-pressure non-ASME heating or cooling jacket.

When is a mixer classified as QuantumX?

Vacuum, internal pressure, ASME code construction, ATEX execution, high containment, high-pressure thermal service or substantial custom process integration move the project to QuantumX.

Where are liquid mixers shown?

Liquid mixing, emulsification, dispersion and homogenization are organized under the EmulXion liquid-processing platform.

How is mixer working volume calculated?

Working volume is the usable batch volume at the selected fill level, not the gross geometric vessel volume. It is determined from batch mass divided by loose or operating bulk density, with allowance for the mixing action and process additions.

How do I choose between ribbon, paddle, plough and double cone mixers?

Start with material flowability, cohesiveness, fragility, density variation, particle-size distribution, liquid addition, required shear, sanitation, cycle time and discharge behavior. The selection guide compares each technology.

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Tell us about your application and our mixing experts will help you find the right solution.

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