Dayton
Dayton 32V128 Tank Mixer Side Mount 8 in Blade
Side-mount air-powered tank mixer with an 8-inch three-blade propeller, 36-inch 316 stainless-steel shaft and 2 hp maximum motor
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Side-mount clamp simplifies tank installation
- Air-powered 2 hp motor drives 2,000 RPM mixing
- 316 stainless shaft resists corrosion in harsh fluids
- Three-blade 8 in propeller handles all viscosity levels
- 36 in shaft reaches deep into large vessels
Side-Mount Tank Mixer
The Dayton 32V128 is an air-powered tank mixer designed for side mounting on open vessels. It uses a clamp mounting type and a fixed three-blade propeller to blend fluids across all compatible viscosity levels. Operators in industrial maintenance or chemical processing can connect it via a 1/2 in female NPT air inlet.
Sustained Operation
The mixer delivers a maximum mixing speed of 2,000 RPM driven by up to 2 hp of air motor power. Its 36 in shaft length and 17 degree pitch angle maintain consistent fluid motion during extended runs. The 316 stainless steel shaft resists corrosion when processing aggressive media.
Blade Diameter Decides Fit
The 8 in blade diameter determines the mixing zone width and the minimum tank opening required for installation. Buyers needing a different propeller sweep or a top-entry configuration should select another model.
Highlights
- Side-mount clamp simplifies tank installation
- Air-powered 2 hp motor drives 2,000 RPM mixing
- 316 stainless shaft resists corrosion in harsh fluids
- Three-blade 8 in propeller handles all viscosity levels
- 36 in shaft reaches deep into large vessels
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
How loud is the air-powered motor when the mixer runs at 2,000 RPM all day?
The mixer is air-powered with a maximum motor rating of 2 hp and a top speed of 2,000 RPM; actual noise level depends on your compressed-air supply and installation.
What compressed-air fitting do I need to connect the 1/2 in NPT female inlet?
The air inlet is a 1/2 in female NPT thread, so you need a matching 1/2 in male NPT fitting and a hose rated for your supply pressure.
Will the 36 in shaft and 316 stainless steel construction hold up in the same tank as my older carbon-steel impeller?
The 36 in shaft is 316 stainless steel and the 8 in fixed propeller has three blades at a 17 degree pitch; galvanic interaction with carbon steel depends on the fluid and should be assessed for your process.
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