Blades are an important component of sigma mixer. Different blade designs directly determine the shearing force, extrusion force, mixing efficiency, and applicable industries of the equipment.
1. ∑-shaped blade (sigma blade)
The most common and widely used kneader blade
Structural Features:
- Two asymmetrical ∑-shaped blades
- Rotating in opposite directions at different speeds
- Extrusion + shearing + tumbling in parallel
Advantages:
- Suitable for ultra-high viscosity materials
- Unifrom mixing, no dead zones
- Mature technology, high stability

2. Z-shaped blade
High-shear kneading blade
Structural Features:
- Blade shape resembles the letter "Z"
- Strengthened shear force
- Outstanding pushing capacity
Advantages:
- High dispersion efficiency
- Suitable for difficult-to-disperse systems
- High kneading strength

3. Biwing-shaped blade
Enhanced material compression, shearing, and tumbling effects
Structural Features:
- Double-wing forming
- Double-axis counter-rotation with speed difference adjustment
- Optimal clearance between blades and cavity for large coverage area
Advantages:
- Strong extrusion pressure, suitable for high-viscosity materials
- Perfect material turning, reducing mixing dead zones
- High dispersion efficiency, promoting uniform filler distribution
- Stable operation, suitable for mass production

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Jan 15,2026
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