Mixer
AssigneeSintokogio, Ltd.
InventorMasanori SHIMIZU
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Abstract
A mixer includes: a first rotary shaft provided in a housing across a first end and a second end of the housing in one direction; and a first rotary body mounted on the first rotary shaft inside the housing, the first rotary body that conveys a material supplied from a supply port toward a discharge port while mixing the material as the first rotary shaft rotates. The first rotary body includes: a first main body including a first recessed portion recessed in a helical shape; and a plurality of first scrapers provided in the first recessed portion and arranged along the first recessed portion. Each first scraper has a first inclined surface inclined so as to press the material toward the discharge port by rotation of the first rotary shaft.
Claims6
A mixer comprising:
- a housing extending in one direction, the housing including a supply port provided at a first end portion in the one direction and a discharge port provided at a second end portion in the one direction;
- a first rotary shaft provided in the housing across a first end and a second end of the housing in the one direction;
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- a first rotary body mounted on the first rotary shaft inside the housing, the first rotary body being configured to convey a material supplied from the supply port toward the discharge port while mixing the material as the first rotary shaft rotates,
- wherein the first rotary body comprises:
- a first main body having a cylindrical shape and extending in the one direction, the first main body including a first recessed portion recessed in a helical shape, the helical shape advancing in a direction in which the material is conveyed by the first rotary body as the helical shape turns in a rotation direction of the first rotary shaft;
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- a plurality of first scrapers provided in the first recessed portion and arranged along the first recessed portion, and
- wherein each of the plurality of first scrapers has a first inclined surface inclined so as to press the material toward the discharge port by rotation of the first rotary shaft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.