Daul Speed Sanitary Mixer features 100 gal capacity.
May 6, 2010 -
Combining low-speed planetary stirrer with high-speed disperser, Model PD-100 Sanitary PowerMix is used for development of viscous pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and food products requiring combination of slow and high-speed agitation. High-speed blade provides internal shearing action, while planetary stirrer continually moves material into high-speed blade. Action of planetary blade also removes material from tank wall, ensuring good heat transfer during mixing process.
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Original Press release
Ross, Charles, & Son Co.
712 Old Willets Path
Hauppauge, NY, 11788 0615
USA
100-Gallon Capacity Sanitary PowerMix Offered by Ross
Ross recently introduced a Sanitary PowerMix, Model PD-100, for the development of viscous Pharmaceutical, Cosmetic and Food products requiring a combination of slow and high-speed agitation.
The patented PowerMix combines a low speed planetary stirrer with a conventional high-speed disperser. Both agitators revolve on their own axis while at the same time on a common axis. The high-speed blade provides an internal shearing action, while the planetary stirrer continually moves material into the high-speed blade. The action of the planetary blade also removes material from the tank wall to insure good heat transfer during the mixing process.
The unit shown is constructed in stainless steel to enable easy cleaning between batches. Also included are a jacketed mix vessel mounted on non sparking caster wheels, a specially designed and machined vacuum hood enclosure and openings for charging of raw materials. Internal pressure operation is also available up to 15 psi.
The PowerMix is available in many sizes from 1/2 gallon to 750 gallons working capacity. Vacuum design, a selection of materials of construction, complete control systems, wall scrapers, sanitary designs, etc., are available to suit the needs of each client.
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