This utility model provides a mixing
vessel structure, including a mixing vessel body, a mixing shaft, and an arc-shaped rotating scraping rod. A
ball bearing seat is embedded in the middle of the upper end of the mixing vessel body. A
fixed frame is installed on the upper end of the mixing vessel body, and a mounting plate is horizontally fixed on the upper end of the
fixed frame. A mixing motor is fixed on the lower end of the mounting plate. Multiple universal ball bearings are installed on the upper end of the mixing vessel body. A low-speed motor is fixed on the left end inside the
fixed frame, and a
spur gear is installed on the shaft end of the low-speed motor. A rotating outer cylinder is fixed through the
ball bearing seat, and a stepped
ceramic inner cylinder is fixed inside the rotating outer cylinder. The mixing shaft moves through the stepped
ceramic inner cylinder. This design solves the problems of complex internal structure, inconvenient cleaning, easy material residue, and
impact on subsequent operations in existing vessels. This utility model adopts an external
gear transmission structure, which can perform rotating scraping operations without affecting the rotation of the mixing shaft, and can subsequently clean the residual material on the inner wall of the vessel.