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Mixing Sequence of Operation:

1 Materials to be mixed are 3 60 degree steep sloped
loaded from either side of the hopper and adjustable screw
Quik Mix. tube skirt enhance material
flow while compensating for
various flow characteristics
of the material being mixed.
2 Dispersing paddle at the top 4 Innovative scoop blade at
of the screw shaft spreads the bottom of the screw
material across the top of the shaft draws material into the
hopper to help create an even bottom of the screw tube.
blend of ingredients.

Options:
• Vacuum Line Distribution Boxes • Material Platforms • Stainless Steel Construction
• Vacuum Line Probes • Screw Conveyor Discharge Stand • Vacuum Receiver Mounting Pattern In Top Cover
• Quik Mix Discharge Stands • Vacuum Box Discharge Stand • Epoxy Painted Interiors
• Personnel Platforms • Bag Opening Grate • Custom Configurations
Dimensional Specifications and Capacities:

Dimensions (in inches) for reference only.
MODEL # A B C D E F G H MODEL # *LBS CU. FT. ELECTRICAL Screw RPM
26-051-60 44 44 65 1.8 19 8 44 48 26-051-60 385 11
26-101-60 44 44 72 1.8 19 8 52 48 26-101-60 700 20 1 1/2 HP / 115V
26-201-60 44 44 80 1.8 19 8 59 48 26-201-60 945 27 Single Phase 226
26-301-60 44 44 92 1.8 19 8 71 48 26-301-60 1365 39
26-401 53 53 112 1.4 23 10 86 60 26-401 2835 81
2 HP / 460V / Three Phase 230
26-501 53 53 122 1.4 23 10 96 60 26-501 3430 98
*Based on material with bulk density of 35 pounds per cubic foot. Larger capacities available.

Four little words that will mean a lot once you purchase a National Bulk Equipment product. We think forward
always considering the unit’s function within the larger process to ensure that your NBE equipment won’t
just fit in, it will greatly enhance your production line, right to your bottom line. Once you experience the
effects of Forward Thinking, you can call it what you will: increased productivity, consistent product flow,
maximized efficiency and reduced operating cost. We simply call it Real Results.

“What you get out of your process is a direct result of what we put into our equipment.” - Joe Reed, CEO NBE