Kubota Corporation

Sadao Fukushima

Keiichi Sanpei

Yoshio Matsumoto

Kiyoto Kasamatsu

A food mixing apparatus includes a mixing container for receiving food, a first support frame for supporting the mixing container to be rotatable about a first axis: X, a first drive mechanism disposed in the first support frame for rotating the mixing container, a second support frame for supporting the first support frame to be variable in posture relative to the second support frame, and a second drive mechanism for displacing the first support frame from one posture to another.

Food mixing apparatus

A food mixing apparatus includes a main housing, a mixing container for receiving food, and having a central axis: Y, a rotor ring surrounding the mixing container, the rotor ring being fixed to the mixing container and having a central axis: X extending at an angle to the central axis: Y of the mixing container, and a support roller mechanism attached to the main housing, the support roller mechanism supporting the rotor ring at two points only from below to rotate the rotor ring about the axis: X. An aerating tube communicating with an opening formed in a bottom surface of the mixing container extends coaxially with the axis: X of the rotor ring. The aerating tube communicates with a blast duct mounted in the main housing.

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Nara, Japan

Sadao Fukushima