A paint mixer usually consists of a mixing drum, a mixing device, a feeding and discharging system, and a control system. The mixing bucket is the main place for coating mixing, and its material is wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant to meet the mixing needs of different coating raw materials. The mixing device is located inside the mixing drum and is driven by an electric motor to rotate or vibrate, forming convection and shear effects on the coating materials in the mixing drum, achieving uniform mixing. The feed and discharge system is responsible for the addition of coating raw materials and the discharge of mixed coatings. The control system is responsible for the automation operation of the entire mixing process, including the setting of parameters such as mixing speed and mixing time.

The mixing bucket and mixing device are made of wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant materials, which can adapt to the mixing needs of various coating materials and ensure the long-term stable operation of the equipment. The paint mixer can adapt to the mixing needs of different paint raw materials, and can achieve ideal mixing effects for both liquid and powder coatings.