Two cans stirred simultaneously as they are!
~ Safe design, easy installation/operation, and complete support system ~ ◆ Can mix two cans simultaneously as they are! ◆ ● Our "Maze Maze Man" SKH-40 twin type. ● Can handle containers of different shapes with just this one unit! ● Mixing two cans at the same time improves work efficiency. Of course, it can also operate with just one can. ● More cost-effective and space-saving than buying two units. *For details, please check "Request for Information" or "Catalog Download."
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~Safe design, easy installation/operation, and comprehensive support~ ◆Simultaneous mixing of two cans as is!◆ ●Our "Maze Maze Man" SKH-40 twin type. ●Can handle containers of different shapes with just this one unit! ●Increases work efficiency by mixing two cans at the same time. Of course, it can also operate with just one can. ●More cost-effective and space-saving than buying two units. *For details, please check 'Request for Information' and 'Catalog Download.'
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You can choose the combination of container holders, allowing you to attach two of the same container or one of each type of different container.
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I am confident that the widespread use of our products across various fields is proof that the process of mixing is actually required in a very broad range of applications. Perhaps many in the manufacturing industry have been unable to use traditional mixers (commonly known as paddle-type mixers) due to reasons such as "not mixing uniformly" or "the product loses its value if the particles break," and are still forced to rely on labor-intensive mixing that requires time and effort. I believe our products can significantly reduce the "human and time costs of mixing" for such customers. Misugi has years of expertise in mixing, and we possess the technical capabilities to meet the needs of each customer. I recommend consulting Misugi about the processes you believe cannot be solved by machines.