SLOW MIXER KVRL

COATING SHAFT IN PP, PVC o PVDF
SLOW MIXER KVRL
– AISI 304-316 or C45 steel shaft, PP, PVC or PVDF coated, taped directly to the reducer
– Mechanical support with aluminum lantern for medium load (EVRK) or for high load (EVRL) and bearing
– Four-blade impeller with inclined, straight or high flow blades in AISI 304-316 steel or in PP, PVC, PVDF or PE-HD
– Single or double flushed mechanical seal on request.

- Shaft
- Coating
- Motor
- Reducer
- Lantern
- Bearing
- Impeller
- Impeller

STEEL SHAFT AISI 304-316
IMPELLERS
SLOW MIXERS SET

SLOW MIXER
EVR

SLOW MIXER
EVRK

SLOW MIXER
EVRL

SLOW MIXER
KVRL
MORE INFO?
KVRL: the slow mixer for heavy loads and large tanks
The KVRL is the sturdiest slow mixer in our range. Compared with the EVR family the mechanical design changes: the shaft is flanged, it is supported by an iron lantern for heavy loads with a bearing, and the same shaft can carry 2 to 4 impellers, two-blade or four-blade, with inclined, straight or high-flow blades.
Spreading several impellers along the shaft is the usual answer for tall tanks, where a single impeller would leave poorly mixed zones near the surface or the bottom. This makes the KVRL a good fit for large tanks, dense fluids and high mechanical loads. It also has the widest material choice in the range, ebonite included.
- Flocculation in tall tanks
- Neutralisation of large effluent volumes
- Agitation of liquids with suspended solids
- Storage and preparation of water treatment reagents
- Mixing of high viscosity corrosive fluids
Frequently asked questions
How many impellers can the KVRL carry?
The KVRL can run with a single impeller or with 2 to 4 impellers, two-blade or four-blade. Number, type and position are defined from tank height and fluid properties; inclined blade and high-flow impellers are listed for 10 to 380 rpm.
Which materials are available?
Flanged shaft in AISI 304-316 stainless steel or C45 steel coated with PP, PVC, PVDF, PE-HD or ebonite. Impellers in AISI 304-316 stainless steel, PP, PVC, PVDF, PE-HD or ebonite coated. The choice should be checked against the chemical compatibility of your product.
How does the KVRL differ from the EVRL?
The EVRL uses a high-load aluminium lantern and a four-blade impeller. The KVRL adds a flanged shaft, an iron lantern for heavy loads and the option of several impellers. Both accept a single or double flushed mechanical seal on request.




