A Pharmaceutical Liquid Mixing Tank (also known as a blending tank or stirring tank) is generally a vertical mixing vessel. It primarily achieves process production requirements by agitating materials through the tank’s stirring operation. This equipment serves as a necessary device for intermediate buffering, liquid storage, stirring, blending, and reaction in industries such as pharmaceutical, bioengineering, and food production.
A pharmaceutical liquid mixing tank (vacuum blending tank) is typically composed of the tank body (cylinder), tank cover (head), jacket or coil (for heating/cooling circulation), upper mechanical agitator (anchor type, paddle type, turbine type, etc.), transmission device (motor-reducer), shaft seal device (mechanical seal), supports (platform, legs), and thermal insulation media. The system configuration of the tank mainly includes transmission devices, mechanical seal devices, temperature control devices, cooling devices, as well as weighing and metering devices, liquid level metering devices, etc.
A pharmaceutical liquid mixing tank features functions such as heating, cooling, thermal insulation, stirring, and metering. According to production and process requirements, it can be designed with heating/cooling systems, low/high-speed stirring systems, sealed pressure-bearing systems, vacuum systems, and metering systems. For different stirred materials and required stirring effects, the structure of the agitator can be adjusted, including turbine type, paddle type, anchor type, frame type, ribbon type, magnetic agitator, etc. Depending on the material ratio and state, weighing batching, flow metering, or liquid level metering can be selected for batching operations.
