Tohkemy Vertical Small NTG Agitator And Tank

Manufacturer: Tohkemy Corporation
Model: Vertical Small NTG

Features

Maintenance-free due to the sealed gear motor
Compact and lightweight with gear motor
Ideal for floc formation, sedimentation prevention, agitation of viscous liquid

Standard specifications (gear motor reduction)

Model
No.
PowerRotation speed
(min-1)
2-Blade
pitched paddle
Shaft
(mm)
Maximum agitating capacity
(m3)
Output
(kW)
Number
of poles
(P)
50Hz60HzPaddle
diameter
φD
Shaft
diameter
φd
Standard
length
L
Dilute liquidMedium
viscosity
liquid
NTG4-001-150.1496.7117300201,2000.70.24
-001-2169.083.3350
-001-2950.060.34500.90.32
-001-3541.450.05501.20.4
-001-4333.740.7600
-001-5128.434.3650
NTG4-002-150.2496.7117350201,2001.30.44
-002-2169.083.34501,300
-002-2950.060.3550251,5001.40.48
-002-3541.450.06001.80.64
-002-4333.740.7700
-002-5128.434.3750
NTG4-004-150.4496.7117400251,3002.40.8
-004-2169.083.35001,500

Cyclo reducer (SUMITOMO ALTAX) is used for the gear motor, and_ reduction ratios other than those in the above table can also be selected.

The standard motor is Sumitomo’s totally-enclosed fan-cooled outdoor motor with 3-phase 200V 50Hz, 200 / 220V 60Hz. A single-phase 100V is also available.
The standard impeller is a 2 stages of 2-blade pitched paddle, but the blade shape may be changed depending on the purpose and_ specifications.
The viscosity of dilute liquid is less than 0.1 Pa · s (100 cP), and medium-viscosity liquid is about 0.1 to 0.5 Pa · s (100 to 500 cP).
Please select NTC model for 0.75kW or larger.

Dimension table

Common specification items

Motor3-phase 200V 50Hz, 200/220V 60Hz
0.1kW: Totally-enclosed non-ventilated, 0.2kW ~: Totally-enclosed fan-cooled
Single-phase 100V 50/60Hz: 0.1kW ~ 0.4kW
Standard accessoriesSimple tools, instruction manual
PaintingMunsell 2.5G6 / 3 (motor : manufacturer’s standard color)

* Different voltages such as 380/400/440V are also available.

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