Flocculators & Sludge Agitators

Water Treatment:Removing impurities from raw water in municipal plants to form settleable flocs.

Wastewater Treatment:Facilitating sludge formation and stabilization in primary and secondary processes.

Mining & Minerals:Removing fine particles from process water in tailing ponds and sedimentation tanks.

Pulp & Paper:Processing large volumes of suspended solids before discharge or recycling.

Flocculation:Low-shear mixing allows particles to collide and bond without breaking apart.

Sludge Agitation:Maintaining homogeneity to prevent solid sedimentation during processing.

Enhanced Sedimentation:Separating water from solids more efficiently to reduce turbidity.

Oxygen Distribution:Assisting biological treatment processes by maintaining necessary oxygen levels.

Low-Shear Impellers:Paddle or blade designs that prevent the breakup of delicate flocs.

Slow Rotation Speed:Typically operating at 10-100 RPM to avoid excessive turbulence.

Variable Speed Control:Adjustable mixing intensity based on particle concentration and treatment stage.

Heavy-Duty Construction:Corrosion-resistant Stainless Steel or coated Mild Steel for chemical exposure.

Paddle Flocculators:Vertical or horizontal arrangements for consistent mixing across large tanks.

Vertical Shaft:Mounted with propeller or paddle blades for high-efficiency water treatment.

Horizontal Shaft:Optimized for channels or basins where vertical space is constrained.

Hydraulic Flocculators:Utilizing baffles and water flow for natural, non-mechanical mixing.

Sedimentation Efficiency:Increased settling rates leading to clearer effluent.

Reduced Chemical Usage:Maximizing the effectiveness of flocculant chemicals to lower costs.

Improved Sludge Handling:Preventing downstream blockages in thickening and dewatering equipment.

Energy Efficiency:Low-speed operation minimizes power consumption while maximizing output.