How Air-Driven IBC Tote Mixers Support Hazard-Zone Manufacturing Environments
Why Some Facilities Lean Toward Air-Driven Mixers Many industrial plants deal with flammable materials. So, even a tiny spark can turn into a big problem. That’s why manufacturers in hazardous zones often look for equipment that plays it safe without slowing down production. Air-driven mixers check that box. They use compressed air instead of electricity, and that alone drops the ignition risk in environments where vapors or combustible dust are always hanging around. They also pair incredibly well with an IBC Tote Mixer , making daily operations a whole lot smoother. How Pneumatic Power Cuts Down Ignition Risks Electric motors are great, but they always bring some level of electrical activity. In hazard zones, that can make operators nervous. Pneumatic mixers avoid that whole issue since they don’t rely on electrical sparks or heat from wiring. So, they give plants a safer option right out of the gate. And with the mixer sitting directly on an IBC, the entire mixing setup ...