Closed-container mixing · paint & viscous materials
Mixudu mixes paint, coatings and other viscous materials inside the sealed container they ship and store in. No lid off, no decanting, no fumes in the room — just a full, evenly mixed batch in under two minutes.
Working prototype today: a 10-litre batch, sealed, mixed in under two minutes.
Every tin of paint, every drum of adhesive, every batch of sealant has to be mixed before it is used — and that one step is where most of the cost, waste and risk still hide. Open the lid and solvent evaporates into the room. Stir in open air and you fold in bubbles, skin and inconsistency. Decant between containers and you lose material to every wall you touch — then pay to clean them.
Solvent and VOC loss the moment the lid comes off.
Operators exposed to fumes from flammable, hazardous material.
Air folded into the batch — bubbles, foam, uneven dispersion, rejects.
Material lost to transfer, and the cost of cleaning a second vessel — batch after batch.
Slow: conventional mixing ties up equipment and labour for typical minutes per batch.
The people doing the work breathe whatever comes off the surface.
Mixudu is a closed-container mixing system. The material stays in the container it arrived, shipped or will be sold in — the lid stays on, and Mixudu mixes through it. Nothing is opened, nothing is decanted, nothing escapes into the room. In under two minutes you have a full, evenly mixed batch, ready to use.
Place the sealed container into the unit. No pouring, no transfer, no preparation.
Mixudu mixes the contents in place through a contactless drive. The container stays closed the entire time.
In under two minutes the batch is evenly dispersed and ready. Lift it out and go.
Today's working prototype mixes a 10-litre container in under two minutes. Production sizes are on the roadmap.
A full batch in under two minutes — faster than conventional stirring. Less equipment time and less labour tied up per batch.
Sealed, controlled mixing gives even dispersion without folding in air — fewer rejects, repeatable colour and viscosity batch to batch.
Because the container never opens, operators aren't exposed to fumes or to flammable, hazardous contents while it mixes.
Mix in the original container — no decanting losses, no second vessel to scrape and clean, less material down the drain.
Keeping the lid on keeps solvent vapour and VOCs out of the air, out of your emissions figures and out of workers' lungs.
No exposure to air during mixing means no skinning, no oxidation and no airborne contamination of the batch.
From a 10-litre R&D batch to production-scale volumes, on one sealed-mixing principle.
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Correct. The material is mixed inside its sealed container — nothing is decanted and the lid stays on throughout.
Paint, coatings and other viscous materials.
The current prototype handles 10-litre containers; larger production sizes are on the roadmap.
A full 10-litre batch in under two minutes.
Because the container stays sealed while it mixes, vapour release and operator exposure are reduced compared with open mixing.
Integration, footprint and power requirements vary by site — book a demo and we'll review yours.
Book a demonstration — or tell us what you mix, and we'll show you what Mixudu does with it.