| Number of Mixer | 06 nos /chamber (6- mixer fullCapacity 300 kg) |
| Machine Width | 1200 mm |
| Production Capacity | 150-600 kg/h |
| Installed Power | 13.35 kw |
| Dimension | 6250x1624x4145 mm(approx) |
FAQ
Q1: What is the FA027 multi mixer used for?
A1: The FA027 is used to blend loose cotton, man-made fibre or blended material in a spinning blowroom line. Its main purpose is fibre mixing and material buffering before later opening, cleaning or carding processes.
Q2: What materials and output can the FA027 handle?
A2: The machine is intended for cotton, man-made fibre and blends with a stated fibre length below 65 mm. The published output range is 150–600 kg/h, while actual capacity depends on fibre condition, blend ratio and the connected blowroom equipment.
Q3: What information is needed for an FA027 machine proposal?
A3: Please share the raw material, blend ratio, staple length, planned capacity, preceding equipment, following equipment, air-duct data, workshop height, voltage and frequency. Middle East projects should also provide ambient temperature, humidity and dust-filter information.
Product Advantages
1.Six-Chamber Layered Blending
The FA027 stores fibre in six chambers and combines material held at different filling times during delivery. This arrangement helps reduce raw-material variation before later opening and carding.
2.Suitable for Cotton and Man-Made Fibres
The machine processes cotton, man-made fibres and blends with a stated fibre length below 65 mm. It can support different raw-material plans within a spinning blowroom line.
3.Airflow Distribution and Cross Mixing
Airflow carries loose fibre into each chamber, while the 90-degree fibre path creates cross-direction mixing. This arrangement supports even blending across the material batch.
4.Adjustable Material Conveying
The transport belt and spike lattice use inverter drives. Their operating speeds can be adjusted according to the fibre condition and the published capacity range of 150–600 kg/h.
5.Automatic Blowroom Coordination
Chamber-pressure monitoring coordinates fibre intake with the preceding bale plucker. A material-sensing unit supports continuous fibre movement to the following blowroom equipment.