A static mixer is a device for the continuous mixing of fluid materials, without moving components. [1] Normally the fluids to be mixed are liquid, but static mixers can also be used to mix gas streams, disperse gas into liquid or blend immiscible liquids.

Static Mixers are highly-engineered motionless mixing devices that allow for the continuous blending of fluids within a pipeline. With no moving parts, static mixers utilize the energy of the flow stream to generate consistent, cost-effective, and reliable mixing.

Static mixers are tubular internals that produce desired mixing and dispersion effects as the fluid flows around motionless mixer parts. The fluid flow is provided by pumping. With Sulzer's static mixers you can produce small volumes with an excellent mixing reliability.

Westfall Manufacturing specializes in producing static pipeline mixers for water treatment, food, beverage and pharmaceutical processing, petrochemical production and more: wherever fluids and/or gases need to be combined efficiently and with minimal headloss.

Also known as static mixers, these mixers have helical-shaped blades for blending high-viscosity products such as ice cream, fruit yogurt, and juice concentrate. Remove the blades for thorough cleaning or to clear a jam.

For more than 55 years, static mixers (also known as motionless mixers) have been successfully used as inline mixers for the mixing/dispersing, reaction and heating/cooling of high and low viscosity liquids, slurries, gases and the multi-phase contacting of gases, solids and liquids.

A static mixer or motionless mixer is a device inserted into a housing or pipeline with the objective of manipulating fluid streams to divide, recombine, accelerate/decelerate, spread, swirl or form layers as they pass through the mixer.

Static mixers or motionless mixers are fins, obstructions, or channels mounted in pipes, designed to promote mixing as fluid flows through the mixer. Most static mixers use some method of first dividing the flow, then rotating, channeling, or diverting the flow, before recombining it.

Ideal for chemical, pharmaceutical, and water industries, static mixers offer various designs like helical coil and tab mixers to meet specific needs. Learn more about their applications and benefits.

For more than 40 years, static mixers (also known as motionless mixers) have been successfully used as inline mixers for the mixing/dispersing, reaction and heating/cooling of high and low viscosity liquids, slurries, gases and the multi-phase contacting of gases, solids and liquids.