Axial Flow Impellers

	A100 Recommended for applications requiring moderate pumping action and powder-wetting capabilities Superpitch design 1.5 pitch ratio for greater mixing capabilities Standard axial flow Optional ring guard prevents damage from dip tubes, temperature probes and other in-tank devices
	A100 Folding Recommended for mixing in vessels with narrow ports Two-blade folding design Impellers open fully when mixing
	A200 Recommended for low- to medium-viscosity, flow-controlled applications Classic 45° pitched blade design Produces a desirable balance of flow and shear The impeller of choice in many standard applications
	A312 Recommended for axial-flow impeller for side-entry applications Designed for demanding pulp and paper applications Also used in other side-entry applications, such as oil storage Features minimal radial flow
	A315 Recommended for gas-liquid dispersion and mass transfer-controlled applications Can improve mass transfer by 30% compared with Rushton turbines Decreases shear rates up to 75% Can reduce energy costs up to 45% Improves yields in shear-sensitive processes
	A320 Recommended for higher-viscosity applications requiring high flow in the transitional flow regime Reduces blend time by half Shear rates are modest for both high- and low-viscosity conditions Fluid foil design delivers better axial motion and reduces power consumption
	A340 Recommended for up-pumping applications Ideal for multi-phase applications, such as fermentation, polymerization and hydrogenation High gas induction from surface Controls foaming
	A310/A510 Recommended for low-viscosity flow-controlled applications Varying angle options optimize processes by changing the impeller diameter/tank ratio Maximizes flow with ability to add shear options Standard on the LIGHTNIN LFD Flocculator Improves results up to 40% vs. conventional pitched-blade turbines
	A6000 Recommended for low viscosity flow-controlled applications in hostile environments Very low shear and higher flow than any other impeller Maintains flow and reduces power to 45% of conventional pitched-blade impellers Structural composite is lightweight and extremely resistant to corrosion Excellent for use with acids, caustics, chlorinated solutions and other aggressive chemicals