Mixing Equipment
Showing the single result
-
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Machinery, Industrial Machinery, Mixing Equipment
THINKY Mixer Vacuum type ARV-310P – THINKY CORPORATION
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Machinery, Industrial Machinery, Mixing EquipmentTHINKY Mixer Vacuum type ARV-310P – THINKY CORPORATION
Standard vacuum mixer enabling uniform mixing and elimination of submicron-level air bubbles.
・Simultaneous mixing, dispersion, and submicron-level air bubble elimination
・Deaeration of high-viscosity materials difficult to be processed by a centrifugal separator
・Reduced processing time and improved deareation performance compared to the atmospheric type mixer
・Centrifugal force of revolution prevents overflow of material during operation
・High-specific-weight materials such as fluorescent material can be evenly dispersed and deaerated without sedimentation (ARV-310LED)
・CE certified model is availableSKU: n/a
Are you looking for a Mixing Equipment product?
When selecting Mixing Equipment for your company’s needs, there are several important points to consider during the comparison and evaluation process.
1. Mixing Capacity and Volume
Consider the mixing capacity and volume of the equipment, including the maximum batch size or continuous mixing capability. Ensure that the equipment can handle the required volume of materials efficiently.
2. Mixing Speed and Efficiency
Evaluate the mixing speed and efficiency of the equipment. Look for features such as variable speed controls, optimized mixing mechanisms, and efficient energy utilization. Faster and more efficient mixing can improve productivity and reduce processing time.
3. Mixing Quality and Homogeneity
Assess the mixing quality and homogeneity achieved by the equipment. Consider factors such as mixing action, agitation methods, and the ability to uniformly distribute ingredients or additives. High-quality mixing ensures consistent product characteristics and avoids variations.
4. Material Compatibility
Check the compatibility of the mixing equipment with the materials or substances you intend to mix. Consider factors such as material viscosity, temperature sensitivity, and reactivity. The equipment should be designed to handle the specific materials without compromising performance or safety.
5. Mixing Control and Automation
Evaluate the level of control and automation offered by the equipment. Look for features such as programmable recipes, precise mixing controls, and data logging capabilities. Advanced control options enable accurate and repeatable mixing processes.