Industrial Mixers and Mixing Systems

It first heats PVC powder and additives by friction in a fast-turning heater vessel so they bind together, then cools the blend in a second vessel so it can be stored without lumps. Erk PVC Makine builds this pair in two series: EPM-H with a horizontal cooler and EPM-V with a vertical cooler.

According to catalogue values, the EPM-H series prepares 150–500 kg per batch and the EPM-V series 100–200 kg, at 4–6 batches per hour. These figures assume a standard profile recipe; if yours differs, we work out the capacity together and can adapt it.

The heater vessel works the same way in both series; the difference is on the cooling side. EPM-H uses a larger horizontal cooler (1,000–3,500 L), EPM-V a smaller vertical cooler (520–850 L). Your target capacity and plant layout decide.

In practice, yes. All three names describe the same pairing used for PVC dry blend: a high-speed heater (turbo) mixer that warms the charge by friction, followed by a cooler mixer that brings it down to a temperature where it will not cake. The name simply varies by region and manufacturer.

The main factors are batch capacity, heater motor rating, drive type (frequency variator FV or soft starter SS), whether the cooler is horizontal or vertical, and how much dosing, feeding and dust collection equipment is included. Share your recipe and hourly requirement and we will define the scope together.

Compounders and R&D teams who want to try a new recipe without tying up the production line. Its low capacity lets you run formulation trials with little material.

Yes. The same project can include powder and liquid dosing units that weigh ingredients under computer control, flexible, screw and air feeding lines that carry the blend to the extruder, and support equipment such as jet filters, sieves and dehumidifiers.

Yes. Our machines have been installed in more than 46 countries so far.