Pugmill Single Phase with Grid for Clay Studios
The CH7136 Pugmill Single Phase with Grid is a 75mm clay pug mill designed for pottery studios, ceramic workshops and classroom environments that need dependable clay recycling, mixing and extrusion. Based on the same compact design as the CH7130 but with a larger 150mm barrel, it offers a greater output while remaining practical for studio and educational use.
This single phase pottery pugmill is supplied with a safety grid and thermal overload switch as standard, helping make it a sensible choice for busy teaching spaces and working clay studios. The split aluminium body supports easier cleaning, while the individual aluminium blades on a hexagonal steel shaft can be adjusted into different configurations for better mixing or extrusion.
- Designed for dependable clay recycling, mixing and extrusion work
- Offers greater output than the CH7130 while remaining practical for studio and educational use
- Sensible choice for busy teaching spaces and working clay studios
- Split body design helps with cleaning and maintenance
- Blade configuration can be adjusted for better mixing or extrusion
Technical Specifications
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Specification
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Details
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Stock code
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CH7136
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Product type
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Single phase clay pugmill with safety grid
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Application
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Clay recycling, mixing and extrusion
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Suitable for
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Pottery studios, ceramic workshops, classrooms, teaching spaces and working clay studios
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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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Motor
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0.75kW / 1hp reduction drive gearbox
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Voltage
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230v single phase
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Output
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Approximately 300kg per hour
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Dimensions
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800mm L x 280mm W x 500mm H
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Delivery weight
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Approximately 78kg
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Construction
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Cast aluminium 150mm barrel with 75mm extrusion
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Finish
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Durable powder-coated finish
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Safety features
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Hopper safety grid and thermal overload switch fitted as standard
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Blades
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Individual aluminium blades mounted on a hexagonal steel shaft
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Note: Production output is approximate and may vary depending on clay body, moisture level, preparation and feed consistency.