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Ronnald Brian King

David Marshall King

Thomas Arnold Martin

The present invention is a mixing device and a method of mixing viscous fluids with a mixing device. The mixing device includes a shaft and a first and second supports mounted for rotation with the shaft. A plurality of vanes extend from each support, the vanes defining open ends of the mixer into which fluid is drawn, and openings between the vanes through which fluid is expelled. In use, the mixing device is located in a viscous fluid and the shaft is rotated, thereby effecting rotation of the vanes, causing fluid to move through the vanes and mix the fluid.

Mixing device

The present invention is a mixing device and a method of mixing viscous fluids with a mixing device. The mixing device includes a shaft and a support mounted for rotation with the shaft. A plurality of vanes extend from the support and are mounted for rotation with the shaft, the vanes extending generally parallel to the shaft and positioned radially outward from the shaft. The vanes have a sloping inner edge which is positioned closer to the shaft at a first portion of the vane than a second portion of the vane. In use, the mixing device is located in a viscous fluid and the shaft is rotated, thereby effecting rotation of the vanes, causing fluid to move through the vanes and mix the fluid.

Mixing device and method of mixing

Method of mixing using vaned mixing device

A method of mixing viscous fluids is disclosed. The method comprises rotating a mixing apparatus () in a container () of fluid (). The mixing apparatus comprises a cage () located at the end of the shaft (). The cage () comprises a central circular disc () with an outer edge () and top () and bottom () sides. A number of vanes () extending from each side of the disc (), the vanes () spacedly located near the outer edge of the plate. The free ends of the vanes () are connected by a hoop () to maintain their spaced relationship.

Method of mixing viscous fluids

An apparatus and method for cleaning a roller cover of the type used to apply a coating material is disclosed. In one embodiment the apparatus includes a body, at least one roller cover engaging element for positioning at least partially within the interior area of a roller cover and engaging the roller cover, and a drive adaptor associated with the body for effectuating rotation of the roller cover engaging element, and thus a roller cover connected thereto, with a drive. In one embodiment, the drive adaptor comprises a shaft connected to the body of the apparatus and extending therefrom, the shaft adapted to be rotated by a drive. A method of cleaning a roller cover comprises inserting at least a portion of a body of a roller cover cleaning apparatus into a generally hollow interior section of a roller cover, engaging the roller cover with the body such that rotation of the body effectuates rotation of the roller cover; placing the roller cover into a cleaning solution, and rotating the roller cover with the roller cover cleaning apparatus in the cleaning solution. One or more methods of the invention include the step of drying a cleaned roller cover by rotating it in air.

Method and apparatus for cleaning a roller cover

Method of mixing using mixing device having vanes with sloping edges

A method of mixing viscous fluids is disclosed. The method comprises rotating a mixing apparatus ( ) in a container ( ) of fluid ( ). The mixing apparatus comprises a cage ( ) located at the end of the shaft ( ). The cage ( ) comprises a central circular disc ( ) with an outer edge ( ) and top ( ) and bottom ( ) sides. A number of vanes ( ) extending from each side of the disc ( ), the vanes ( ) spacedly located near the outer edge of the plate. The free ends of the vanes ( ) are connected by a hoop ( ) to maintain their spaced relationship.

The present invention is a method and apparatus for mixing viscous fluids. The mixing apparatus comprises a cage located on or along a shaft. The cage comprises a support with top and bottom sides. A number of vanes extend from one or both sides of the support. In one embodiment, the vanes are generally located near an outer edge of the support. The method comprises rotating the mixing apparatus in a container of fluid.

Method for mixing viscous fluids

Mixing device with vanes having sloping edges and method of mixing viscous fluids

A method of mixing viscous fluids is disclosed. The method comprises rotating a mixing apparatus (,) in a container (,) of fluid (,). The mixing apparatus comprises a cage (,) located at the end of a shaft (,). The cage (,) comprises a central circular disc (,) with an outer edge (,) and top (,) and bottom (,) sides. A number of vanes (,) extend from each side of the disc (,), the vanes (,) spacedly located near the outer edge of the plate. The free ends of the vanes (,) are connected by a hoop (,) to maintain their spaced relationship.

A method of mixing viscous fluids is disclosed. The method comprises rotating a mixing apparatus (,) in a container (42) of fluid (,). The mixing apparatus comprises a cage (,) located at the end of a shaft (,). The cage (,) comprises a central circular disc (,) with an outer edge (,) and top (,) and bottom (,) sides. A number of vanes (,) extend from each side of the disc (,), the vanes (,) spacedly located near the outer edge of the plate. The free ends of the vanes (,) are connected by a hoop (,) to maintain their spaced relationship.

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Spokane, WA, United States of America

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