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May 6, 2009
Category: General
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Bowers Disperser Blade Bore
Bowers Process Equipment makes use of a very common design in driving their disperser blades. CENTER BORE and PIN HOLES: A center hole is drilled in the blade. Three (3) pin holes are drilled around the center hole at 120 degrees. Drive pins extend from a hub through the blade and typically extend into a lower plate or washer. Torque is transfered from these pins to the pin holes in the dispersing blade. This design is used throughout the horsepower range and blade size range.
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Some of the more common Shar blade arrangements include:
- 1-1/2" center Hole and three (3) 3/8" pinholes on a 2-1/4" bolt circle
Our blade shop can prepare blades to match any mixer mounting configuration given a template or adequate design detail.
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