CH7136A Pugmill Single Phase with 75mm Extrusion
The CH7136A Pugmill Single Phase with 75mm extrusion is a heavy-duty clay pug mill for pottery studios, ceramic workshops and education environments that need efficient clay mixing and extrusion. With a 6 inches aluminium body, 3 inches outlet and inline helical drive unit, it is designed for stronger performance than the standard CH7136 and is ideal for more demanding studio applications.
This single phase pottery pugmill features a split body to help make cleaning and maintenance more manageable, which is especially useful in busy clay rooms. Individual aluminium blades are mounted on a hexagonal steel shaft, allowing the blade configuration to be altered for different clay bodies, mixing requirements and extrusion applications.
- Designed for efficient clay mixing and extrusion
- Suitable for more demanding studio applications
- Stronger performance than the standard CH7136
- Useful for busy clay rooms where cleaning and maintenance need to be manageable
- Blade configuration can be adjusted for different clay bodies, mixing requirements and extrusion applications
Technical Specifications
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Specification
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Details
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Stock code
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CH7136A
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Product type
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Single phase clay pugmill with 75mm extrusion and grid
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Application
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Clay pugging, mixing and extrusion
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Suitable for
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Pottery studios, ceramic workshops, education environments and classroom clay rooms
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Body diameter
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6 inches / 150mm aluminium body
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Extrusion outlet
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3 inches / 75mm
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Drive unit
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Inline helical drive unit
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Drive motor
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0.75kW / 1hp reduction drive gearbox direct drive
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Voltage
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230 / 400v
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Output
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Approximately 360kg per hour
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Dimensions
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1300mm L x 310mm W x 510mm H
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Delivery weight
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Approximately 71kg
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Construction
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Cast aluminium 150mm barrel with 75mm extrusion
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Body
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Split body to facilitate easier cleaning
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Blades
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Individual aluminium blades mounted on a hexagonal steel shaft
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Finish
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Durable powder-coated finish
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Note: Production output is approximate and may vary depending on clay body, moisture level, preparation and feed consistency.