Trumix® 900

Industrial, Food Packaging

#TM900

Inlets
2
Inlet Gases
CO2, N2, He, Ar
Outlet Blends
1
Inlet Pressure Range
Variable
Max Inlet Pressure
200
Outlet Options
None
Connections
1/4" NPT
Flow
Trumix® 900 Gas Blending

Specifications

Dimensions: 10″ W x 12″ H x 5″ D

Fittings: 1/4″ NPT Female

One-piece wall-mounted unit

 

Our Trumix® 900 scfh panel reduces the need for premixed cylinders. The standard inlet pressure is 120 psi, but can be customized depending on your or your customer’s needs.

McDantim recommends coalescing filters for each pure gas inlet. If filters are added at the time of panel purchase, McDantim adds a year to the panel’s original limited warranty.

Our panels are calibrated on a lab-grade mass spectrometer, ensuring the highest accuracy throughout the flow range. Each blender, regardless of its capacity, is guaranteed to maintain an accuracy of +/- 10% of the minor component or 2% full scale from 2 scfh to the panel’s maximum flow rate.

They can be mounted directly on an interior wall and plumbed in place. Additional customizable accessories include gas blend analyzers and flow alarms. If you or your customer needs a
specialty blend, panel, or solution, give us a call and we’ll design exactly what you need.

Documentation

TM900 Flow Graph C25
TM900 Flow Graph C10
Trumix® 300-900 Installation Instructions

Selecting a blend for your shield gas depends on your material and welding process. Having the correct blend for your shielding gas helps increase the penetration of the welds, reduces the number of defects in the welds, and helps block out any of the naturally occurring gases in the atmosphere like Nitrogen and Oxygen.

Common welding materials include mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and cast iron which all can benefit from mixed gas. The most used gases are Carbon Dioxide and Argon, but we’ve also seen mixtures with Helium, Hydron, or Oxygen in small percentages to increase the heat and penetration of the welds. We’ve built thousands of industrial blenders, specifically for welding, with a variety of gases and blends. Our panels can work with any application, whether you are using MIG/MAG, TIG, Arc, or laser.

 

While our Trumix® panels don’t require a storage tank to operate or mix gases to your required blend, sometimes it’s best for the life of the panel and the application to have a storage tank.

Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) uses mixed gas to adjust the atmosphere either in a full space or in bursts to fill packages, extending the shelf life of certain foods. With burst filling, we recommend adding a surge or buffer tank with your Trumix® panel.

 

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Best case scenario

Worst case scenario

TM900 Dimensional Drawing