Plenty SM
SubCategory: SideEntryMixers
Manufacturer: Plenty
Industry: OilGas;Chemical;Petrochemical;GasTerminals;Aviation;Refineries
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Product features
- Gear transmission → Provides a geared drive arrangement for heavy-duty tank mixing
- Fixed or specified mounting geometry → Helps maintain a defined liquid circulation pattern
- Side-entry impeller → Promotes circulation through the tank volume
- Configuration matched to tank geometry → Helps achieve the intended flow pattern
- Process-liquid assessment → Guides selection of suitable wetted materials
- Available shut-off service arrangement → Can allow seal work without emptying the tank when specified
- Operational review before purchase → Helps avoid installation and process mismatches
- AxFlow application support → Helps define requirements and request a suitable quotation
- AxFlow product-selection support → Helps match mixer configuration to tank geometry and duty
- Service and spare-parts support from AxFlow → Helps plan maintenance and lifecycle requirements
Plenty SM is intended for blending and temperature uniformity in storage and process tanks. In tank storage and process duties, insufficient circulation can create uneven mixing, temperature differences or unwanted settling. Mixer selection therefore needs to consider tank geometry, liquid characteristics, mixing time and installation position rather than motor size alone.
The configuration is based on fixed-angle gear drive. The series belongs to the Plenty side-entry range, which offers carbon-steel or stainless wetted-part options and belt- or gear-driven variants. The SM configuration uses gear drive and fixed-angle mounting. Plenty side-entry mixers can be specified with shut-off arrangements for seal and bearing work without draining the tank; this feature must be confirmed for the ordered configuration. A side-mounted propeller creates liquid movement within the vessel; the placement and flow direction determine how effectively different parts of the tank are reached.
The design includes a gear transmission with an AGMA service factor of at least 1.5 for this series. It also lists carbon steel and stainless steel wetted-part alternatives and ATEX versions, subject to configuration. These details help identify the correct mechanical design, but do not replace verification of the duty point, required mixing performance or site-specific approvals.
Maintenance planning should account for access to drive, shaft and sealing components, as well as any tank isolation arrangement. Choosing the correct mounting and drive reduces avoidable rework during installation and helps protect process continuity. AxFlow supports mixer selection, configuration review, service enquiries and quotations, with availability confirmed for the requested build.



