Import Double Cone Mixer — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Double Cone Mixer from Ultra Febtech Pvt. Ltd. is a batch mixing system engineered for homogeneous blending of dry powders and granules in pharmaceutical, food, and chemical industries. The unit features a cylindrical body with two conical ends, constructed from AISI 304 stainless steel, with a mixing volume range of 100 to 5000 liters. The drive mechanism includes a gear-reduced motor that operates between 1 and 12 rpm, allowing controlled tumbling without particle damage.

The mixer’s internal surfaces are mechanically polished to a 0.6 µm Ra finish, suitable for non-sterile applications. The design includes a sanitary top-loading manway and a bottom discharge valve, both with gasketed seals to prevent cross-contamination. Typical operating parameters assume a fill level of 40% to 70% of total capacity. The control panel includes a digital speed controller and emergency stop, but does not include automated cycle programming.

This mixer is selected by small to mid-sized manufacturers requiring batch consistency without high automation. Common applications include blending spices, vitamin powders, and pharmaceutical excipients. Units are shipped disassembled for container transport. Buyers should confirm whether the unit includes a dust collection port, as this is not standard. Lead time is approximately 8 to 10 weeks, and units are built to order with no inventory held.

Ultra Febtech Pvt. Ltd. is an industrial equipment manufacturer based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, with a registered facility in the Vatva GIDC industrial zone. The supplier is classified as imported and verified through harbor-level checks, confirming physical operations. The company does not disclose years in business, employee count, or client references in the listing, and no certifications are stated as held.

Production appears to be order-based, with no indication of standard inventory or ready-to-ship units. The supplier does not claim ISO, CE, or GMP compliance in the source material, and buyers must request documentation directly. Technical claims are limited to general equipment features, with no mention of testing protocols, material traceability, or quality assurance systems beyond basic construction.