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The Multiflux GMS laboratory mixer uses the company's proprietary double rotor design to offer the same high speed, gentle and hygienic mixing capabilities in a low volume, tabletop model.
Model MX-5-S316L is designed to achieve total uniformity in 2 to 3 minutes, regardless of disparities in the bulk density, particle size, flow characteristics or ratio of batch ingredients down to one part per million.
Scale hoppers at each unloading station discharge ingredients based on recipe requirement into one of two convey lines delivering to four receiving stations.
Controlled weighing and dosing systems have accurate batch weighing in processes such as feeding a mixer with solids according to a specified recipe, initial weighing of delivered raw material, unloading smaller batches from big bags, weighing of the receiving stirrer vessel, and measured conveying and weighing to ensure batch quality.