Homogenization Tester evaluates in-line process feasibility.
March 24, 2010 -
Suited for manufacturers of dispersions, emulsions, and slurries, Sanitary Homogenization Test Laboratory evaluates particle size reduction and de-agglomeration manufacturing processes. System utilizes dynamic in-line mixer or high shear colloid mill featuring rotor-stator mixing technology that exposes 100% of product to same shear action, with no bypass. Comprehensive test report with application objectives, testing procedures, and processed sample results is provided.
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Original Press release
Bematek Systems, Inc.
96 Swampscott Rd., Unit 7
Salem, MA, 01970
USA
Sanitary Homogenization Test Laboratory Evaluates In-Line Process Feasibility
An application test laboratory for evaluating particle size reduction and de-agglomeration manufacturing processes utilizing their patented in-line mixing equipment which subjects 100% of the product to shearing, with no bypass, is available from Bematek Systems, Inc. of Salem, Massachusetts.
Bematek's Homogenization Test Laboratory was developed for manufacturers of dispersions, emulsions, and slurries that require complete consistency and repeatability. Utilizing a dynamic in-line mixer or high shear colloid mill featuring patented rotor-stator mixing technology that exposes 100% of the customer's product to the same shear action, with no bypass, the laboratory test results are fully scalable to production volumes by Bematek Systems.
Providing a comprehensive test report which includes application objectives, testing procedures, and processed sample results, Bematek's Homogenization Test Laboratory will allow the firm to specify an in-line wet mixing system or colloid mill that is best suited to a specific customer's production processing requirements up to 10,000 GPH throughput.
Bematek's Homogenization Test Laboratory fees are based upon process complexity. Systems comply with 3A, USDA, and FDA standards.
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