Coolant Dual Mixer
Coolant Dual Mixer
The specialized fluid blending solution for multi-component coolant management. This Dual-Intake Venturi Mixer is engineered specifically for sophisticated machining fluid systems (such as Oemeta Hycut) that utilize separate oil and additive components. By featuring two independent suction lines with separate adjustment dials, it allows operators to mix water, lubricating oil, and additive concentrate in a single pass, ensuring a perfectly emulsified emulsion without the need for batch mixing.
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Applications
- Oemeta Hycut System Mixing
- 2-Component Coolant Blending
- Simultaneous Additive Injection
- Custom Fluid Formulation
- High-End Machining Cells
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Why does the dual mixer have two intake lines?
It accommodates a fluid preparation that uses separate components, such as the specified HYCUT oil and additive.
Should both controls have the same setting?
Use the exact component preparation instructions; do not infer equal settings from the presence of two controls.
Does measuring total concentration confirm the component balance?
Not necessarily. Use the component-specific checks required for the exact two-component working fluid.