IOM Manual – IBC Mixers
Mixers - LBC/HBC
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1.3. Inspection
On receiving delivery of your IBC Mixer please inspect carefully to confirm that
your mixer has been received un-damaged and to the correct specification. Report any
shortages or damage immediately in writing to the carrier or supplier. Contact details
can be found at the back of this manual.
1.4. Storage
IBC Mixers series LBC, HBC should be stored in an indoor, clean, dry location
with a controlled temperature of 15°C to 40°C until the mixer is ready to be used.
1.5. Description
Tapflo IBC Mixers series LBC, HBC are designed for use on Industry standard
Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC) with a 150mm screw cap and are suitable for most
container types.
The IBC mixers are for use indoors in a safe area only and is fitted with a DOL
starter with overload protection and a safety switch
to prevent the mixer operating if the
mixer is not securely mounted on an IBC and a 16 AMP appliance Inlet plug protection
IP44 - splash proof.
The mixer drive is supported on a lightweight stainless steel bridge which
mounts directly onto the IBC and is held in place with quick action toggle clamps,
standard lifting is an eye bolt for lifting with a hoist or optional fork lift module.
1.6. Safety
The following instructions are important.
• Observe all site safety procedures installing and operating your IBC mixer
• Familiarize yourself with the material being mixed in the IBC and obtain product safety
data sheets, protective clothing and appropriate eye protection before proceeding.
• Use lifting equipment i.e. fork lift or hoist to install the mixer onto an IBC mixer. Mass
in Kg is indicated on the mixer nameplate.
• Mount the mixer securely onto the IBC complete with shaft and impeller before
connecting to the power supply.
• Disconnect from the power supply before moving the mixer or carrying out
maintenance.
• Do not touch any moving / rotating parts.
• Do not touch the motor after use - Hot Surface
WARNING – failure to observe safety instructions could cause severe personal injury.
