V BLENDER

The V-Blender (also known as a twin shell blender) is one of the most commonly used tumbling blenders. The blender is made of two hollow cylindrical shells joined at an angle of 75° to 90°. As the V-blender tumbles, the material continuously splits and recombines, with the mixing occurring as the material free-falls randomly inside the vessel. The primary mechanism of blending in a V-Blender is diffusion. Diffusion blending is characterized by small scale random motion of solid particles.

Usage:  For uniform blending with combination of mixing homogenizing to separate products (dry powders)

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