DC Dispersers is a electric mixer dispersers. Its features full wave rectifier, soft start acceleration, transient and surge protection, line voltage compensation, forward on or off switch, shear blade, variable transformer controller and mixing shaft speed. It has torque motors and SCR controllers.

Dc drives consist of a controlled-voltage power supply, one or more dc motors, and a feedback system, which controls dc voltage as a function of speed. DC motor drives act as an interface between a controller and the motor. The drive must match the control signals (voltage and power levels) and signal type (analog or digital). The drive produces power conversion, amplification, and sequencing of waveform signals. Types of DC motor drives include adjustable or variable speed control, servo control, and integral motion control. Some drives are capable of delivering adjustable or variable speed control. Servomotors are generally small, powerful for their size, and easy to control. Integral motion control includes feedback and a controller. Important specifications to consider when searching for DC motor drives include considering whether or not a brushless DC motor drive or amplifier is needed. Some DC motor drives operate in conjunction with a brushless DC motor. Types of DC brushless motor drives include sine wave, trapezoidal, hall sensor commutation, and no sensor.

DC electric motors are split into three types. These include brush motors, brushless motors, and stepper motors. Of these types, brush electric motors are by far the most common. A stepper motor is a special type of brushless motor that is used primarily in automation systems. A stepper motor uses a special type of construction that allows a computerized control system to step the rotation of the motor. These motors are available in many different sizes and come with various speed ratings.