Portable Drum Rollers

Mix the Contents of a Closed Drum Without Even Opening It! NO Mess... NO Exposure or Contamination! <br>Morse Portable Drum Rollers mix right inside a sealed drum. Mixing drums is easy with a compact, portable Morse industrial drum mixer.

Key features

• Compact industrial drum mixers to roll a closed drum on its side to agitate contents
• Mix 30 or 55 gallon (114 or 210 liter) steel drum from 6" to 28" (15 to 71 cm) diameter, and up to 38" (96.5 cm) tall
• Add Option # POLY-201 to roll PLASTIC drum
• Add Option # 1-5P Idler Attachment for 1 to 5 gallon (2 to 20 liter) size can or pail
• Use as drain stand to dispense drum
• Select Fixed or Variable Speed Drum Roller
• Electric or Air powered drum rollers available

Portable Drum Rotators with standard 1/2 HP, 60Hz, 1 phase TEFC motor include switch, cord and plug. All other electric 55-gallon (210 liter) drum mixers (i.e. Explosion proof, 3 phase, etc.) are shipped without switch, cord and plug. These must be installed by electrician according to local codes and customer's preference.
Explosion Proof motors are rated for Class I Group D, and Class II Groups F and G. Expect a 20% reduction in drum RPM for models with 50 Hz motors. Air motors are vane-type and require correctly sized filter, regulator, lubricator, valve (FRL) and piping supplied by customer. (Filter, regulator and lubricator (FRL) may be ordered from Morse as Part # 90020-P. Description: KIT, 3/8" FRL & BALL VALVE)
201B Series Belted Portable Drum Rollers have a pair of belts between rollers (instead of wheels) to turn drum. Belts allow it to roll a fiber drum from 16" to 23" (41 to 59 cm) diameter, up to 35" (89 cm) tall, and weighing up to 300 Lb. (136 kg) at 10 to 20 RPM, without damaging the fiber sidewall. Belted portable drum rollers are available with the same drum speeds and motor types.


Customers use Morse Drum Mixers to:

• Blend batches of powder
• Ensure uniform batches
• Mix paint, oils, urethane resin, glue, dyes, flavors, etc.
• Use as a chemical drum mixer
• Blend drum contents into homogenous product prior to use
• Keep epoxy from separating
• Grind and smooth parts in media
• Homogenize tailings and sediment samples
• Plasma spray powder mixing
• Roll propellant casting tubes for chemical prep prior to cast

IMPORTANT: OSHA holds the employer responsible for the suitability of design and application of tools and machinery.
Install all Morse Rotators in accordance with requirements for enclosure and safety interlock, etc. One way to accomplish this is with a Morse enclosure with safety interlock, so the rotator automatically turns off when enclosure door is opened. Power connections and motor controls must also comply with applicable local codes.

For OSHA compliance in the USA, see OSHA subpart O.1910.212(a)(4) "Barrels, containers, and drums. Revolving drums, barrels, and containers shall be guarded by an enclosure which is interlocked with the drive mechanism, so that the barrel, drum, or container cannot revolve unless the guard enclosure is in place."