The Fryma DH V-160 400 is a used mixer and blender — sometimes referred to as a mixing vessel or blending reactor — designed for the processing, homogenising, and blending of liquid and semi-liquid products under controlled conditions. Fryma is a well-regarded Swiss manufacturer of processing equipment, known for supplying machinery to the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and food industries, where precision mixing, emulsifying, and homogenising are essential.
This machine is built entirely in stainless steel grade Ti), a molybdenum-bearing titanium-stabilised alloy widely specified in pharmaceutical and food-grade applications for its corrosion resistance. The vessel has a nominal volume of 400 litres with a working capacity of 300 litres, and measures 700 mm in diameter by 1,300 mm in height. The bottom is conical, which facilitates complete drainage, and the vessel is fitted with a cover and top connections. The outlet is sized DN65.
The vessel is jacketed, with a jacket volume of 25 litres and a working pressure rating of 6 bar. A maximum operating temperature of 180 °C is stated. Vacuum operation is also possible, making the vessel suitable for processes requiring reduced-pressure conditions. The jacket enables heating or cooling of the batch, which is a standard requirement in temperature-sensitive mixing applications.
Agitation is provided by an anchor stirrer running at 38 rpm on the mixing shaft, suited to viscous products requiring gentle but thorough movement. The machine is additionally equipped with a homogeniser, enabling high-shear processing within the same vessel. The main motor is rated at 23 kW, operating on 380 V, with a speed range of 500 to 3,000 rpm.
The unit is mounted on legs and includes switchgear. It has a floor footprint of 2.00 × 1.20 metres and a total height of 2.44 metres. The machine carries serial number 4.789, dates from 1991, and is located in Barneveld, Netherlands.
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