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Designed for increased shear, Model CDA-25 features dry-running Double FlexiLip seals on both agitator shafts suitable for vacuum operation up to 29.5" Hg and includes a portable mixing vessel with heating/cooling jacket.
New design allows operators to safely empty bags of powder through a bar grating while a contiguous vibrating tray assembly catches foreign debris and off-spec ingredients.
These mixers allow powders and granules to be gently blended by two rectangular planetary blades that rotate on their own axes while orbiting the mixing zone on a common axis.
Available in a reverse-lift design that raises the vessel to the mixing position, rather than lowering the agitator assembly, DPM-100 mixers can process both wet and dry applications, including semi-solids.
Nutraceuticals can encompass a wide variety of health-related products including vitamins, supplements, mineral blends, and even various foods like energy bars. Many of these formulations involve the fine blending of as many as 40-50 components, including powders and trace elements.
On Demand In this webinar, Tetra Pak will introduce you to our advanced beverage line solutions, specifically mixing, in-line blending and pasteurization technologies. We will cover topics such as mixing efficiency, how to produce syrup in a more economical way, safe and efficient heat treatment, how to offer high flexible productions, reduced product losses, shorter batch times, uniform products, and reduced ingredient costs. Read More
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