Used for Paint High-Speed Mixer with Variable Frequency

1. High-speed disperser: Suitable for medium and low viscosity liquids like latex paint and ink. 2. Basket disperser: Ideal for high-viscosity materials like adhesives and sealants. 3. Lifting disperser: Good for low-viscosity lab solutions and small paint factories. 4. Double-shaft disperser: Used for complex systems like electronic slurries requiring simultaneous mixing and dispersion.

1. Viscosity: Use high-speed for low viscosity; basket or double-shaft for high viscosity. 2. Particle size: High-speed for large agglomerates; ordinary for small particles. 3. Composition: Ordinary for single-component; double-shaft for complex systems with solids and colloids.

Reasons include worn dispersion discs, mismatched speed, improper addition order, or insufficient time. Solutions are replacing worn parts, adjusting speed via experiments, optimizing addition order, and extending dispersion time.

1. Check dispersion disc for wear or deformation. 2. Lubricate motors, bearings, and gears regularly. 3. Clean material residue from surfaces and inside to prevent corrosion. 4. Inspect electrical circuits for damage and ensure proper grounding.

Causes include worn motor bearings, uneven disc rubbing, poor installation, or lack of oil. Solutions involve replacing bearings, adjusting disc position, recalibrating installation level, and adding lubricating oil.