

The Pitched Blade turbine produces an axial flow pattern with a balance of shear and pumping. The blades are sloped at a constant blade angle over the length of the blade.
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![]() The axial flow hydrofoil impeller produces one of the most efficient flow patterns with low power consumption and shear. Available in three, four and wide blade designs for applications up to 50,000 centipoise. |
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![]() The vertical flat blade impeller, FBT, is a radial flow design used widely in low liquid levels or high shear applications with high power consumption than axial flow impellers. Four and six-blade designs are available. |
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A pitched blade turbine, PBT, produces axial flow. The blades of this turbine are inclined to the horizontal plane to form the blade angle. The most common of which is the PBT45, 45 degree pitched blade turbine. PBT30 and PBT60 with their 30 degree and 60 degree blades are also available.
Unlike their radial flow counterparts for which the discharge stream emerges from the periphery of the impeller, the flow of the pitched-blade turbine is discharged from the lower side of the blade producing its characteristic axial flow.
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The Pitched Blade turbine produces an axial flow pattern with a balance of shear and pumping. The blades are sloped at a constant blade angle over the length of the blade.