Featuring a laser-cut, saw-tooth blade that runs to approximately 5,000 ft./min., Ross vacuum-rated, high-speed dispersers are tank-mounted and raisable mixers that incorporate dry powders into liquid and disperse loosely bound agglomerates.
Designed for vacuum operation up to 29.5 in. Hg, the Ross 1-cu.-ft. vertical blender has a screw agitator and orbital arm driven by 2 separate 100 and 2.5 rpm variable speed motors.
Providing inline processing and cleaning, the Greerco sanitary pipeline mixer features a skewed turbine/stator unit that operates at tight tolerances for continuous high-speed, high-shear processing to achieve product uniformity in applications involving homogenization, mixing, dispersion and emulsion.
Designed to customer specifications for mixing viscosities from 1 to 50,000 cps, Sharpe portable sanitary mixers are USDA approved and ASME-BPE compliant.
Offered in a variety of configurations and sizes, Stafford rigid couplings come in 1-, 2- and 3-piece designs, with or without keyways, to connect the supported shafts in mixers.
Ampco dry blending and powder mixing equipment is used for applications from the simple reconstitution of milk powder to the addition of starches or stabilizers.
Providing inline processing and cleaning, the Greerco sanitary pipeline mixer features a skewed turbine/stator unit that operates at tight tolerances for continuous high-speed, high-shear processing to achieve product uniformity in applications involving homogenization, mixing, dispersion and emulsion.
Designed for automatic ingredient additions and mixing, the Ross Solids/Liquid Injection Manifold automated powder feeding and high-speed mixing skid system is piped to a 400-gallon jacketed tank and mounted on a compact skid.
Used for mixing and dispersing in food and beverage processing sanitary applications ranging from pasteurization to low-pressure homogenization, SPX APV Cavitator modular process technology takes a fluid into the machine housing, where shockwaves are produced from the collapse of “controlled cavitation” bubbles.