Press Release|Sponsored|March 8, 2024

Expertly Reconditioned ROSS DPM-4-gallon Double Planetary Mixer

Fully Rebuilt to perform like brand new, ROSS-reconditioned Double Planetary Mixers are dependable workhorses for high-viscosity and heavy-duty applications. The pictured Reconditioned Model DPM-4 has been meticulously restored to as-new working condition and offers the same standard one-year warranty as a new ROSS Mixer.

Especially effective for thick and sticky semi-solids, the patented High Viscosity (HV) Blades (US Patent No. 6,652,137) rotate on their own axes, while orbiting the mixing vessel on a common axis. The blades continuously advance along the periphery of the vessel, pushing materials forward and downward, while transporting product from the sidewalls to the interior. They are lowered and raised from the mix vessel by an air/oil hydraulic lift. Safety limit switches prevent the operation of the drive when the stirrers are in the raised position or when the mix can is removed. This DPM-4 is rated for vacuum up to 29.5” Hg and also allows for heating/cooling of the batch through the jacketed mix vessel.

Companies that currently have older ROSS Mixers that may have an interest in having their existing equipment reconditioned can contact the Parts & Service Department (800-243-7677 or [email protected]) to arrange an evaluation or request a visit from a ROSS Regional Sales Manager. Photos may also be sent to [email protected], please include the serial number with your request.

Contact Info

Charles Ross & Son Company

710 Old Willets Path

Hauppauge, NY 11788

Toll Free Number: 1-800-243-ROSS

Email: [email protected]​.

www.mixers.com​.


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