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What is the angle of the mixing blades of the twin-shaft mixer?

2020-05-19View Original

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How many degrees should the two shaft blades of the twin-shaft mixer be staggered at the same position? (As shown in the picture, the two leaves in the yellow part should be staggered by a few degrees)
Reply #22020-05-19
The most efficient position without leaving any dead ends or overlapping should be the best, for reference.
Reply #32020-05-20
I see that the single agitator blades of our company's single shaft are aligned at 90 degrees, and the blades of the two augers at the same position are staggered by about 45 degrees. Although they will not rub against each other, there are many angles at which they will not rub against each other. I don't know which angle is the most ideal (would it be better to stagger at 90 degrees? ).

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