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DustMASTER® Enviro Systems is dedicated to the mixing and management of industrial materials and byproducts worldwide. As a division of Mixer Systems, Inc., DustMASTER utilizes their expertise in the design and manufacture of material handling equipment, batch plants and mixers for environmental and industrial markets.
Mixer Systems was formed when company founder William Boles purchased the Turbin & Tilter mixer lines in 1979 from the T.L. Smith Company, based out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. T.L. Smith introduced the pan mixer (now known as the legendary Turbin Mixer) concept to North America in 1955. With more than 3,000 Turbin Mixers sold, Mixer Systems is the largest producer of pan mixers in North America.
Mixer Systems established DustMASTER in 1984 to introduce its mixing technology and expertise to industrial markets that have dust management needs.
Responding to the opportunities of emerging markets, DustMASTER is also deploying our solutions to mix and manage materials beyond industrial dusts. From aerating to homogenizing to slurrying and more, the capabilities of DustMASTER equipment are virtually unlimited.
To ensure quality and durability, DustMASTER manufactures each mixer—including its customized controls-at our 86,000 square-foot headquarters.
A HISTORY FORGED BY PASSION AND PROGRESS.
MADE IN AMERICA.
AT WORK AROUND
THE WORLD
Like Mixer Systems equipment, the DustMASTER product line is manufactured in our own 86,000 square-foot facility. It houses advanced product planning, engineering, design, and state-of-the-art fabrication. In addition, Mixer Systems maintains an inventory of 40,000 parts, and 97% of orders are shipped within 24 hours to keep customers’ systems up and running.
Efficient mixing and material handling are critical to utilities that manage residual wastes as well as manufacturers that process multiple ingredients. More and more companies around the world are relying on DustMASTER® Enviro Systems to support their operations. We offer you an array of solutions—from individual components to entire systems—for turning raw materials into the ingredients of success.
American Foundry Society
Coal Users Group
American Coal Ash Association
Lignite Energy Council
The Portland Cement Association