Articles Tagged with ''Mixers''

Industrial mixers are essential for coatings manufacturers, and selecting the right mixer for an application can be difficult. Learn how to choose a mixer with design features that improve performance, provide more flexibility of mixing style, limit product loss, simplify cleaning requirements, and reduce capital equipment and ongoing maintenance costs.

The new mixer demonstrates bubble-free mixing, grinding, de-aering, as well as vacuum degassing – all with one device. 

The needs of fluid-handling operations are as varied as the kinds of liquids they handle. For those that mix fluids together, some might require small-batch blending, while others need to mix large quantities. Some operations need only gentle mixing, while others may require vigorous agitation. So, how do you know what the right mixer is for your operation?

ROSS VersaMix Multi-Shaft Mixers are designed and manufactured in the United States to optimize the processing of medium to high-viscosity products.

The ROSS Model CDA-200 mixer is customized for shear-sensitive applications with low- to medium-viscosity.

In 2022, Bühler reportedly expanded its business and improved profitability in an uncertain and volatile business environment.

Marco Gadola was unanimously elected to Bühler Group’s board of directors at its annual general shareholders' meeting.

Hauschild Engineering is expanding its equipment portfolio with three devices that can now hold and mix a gallon in a bucket.

ROSS offers a line of dual shaft mixers that can be used to batch dispersions, suspensions, and emulsions with viscosities up to several hundred-thousand centipoise – like the custom-built ROSS FDA-3500. This multi-agitator system is equipped with independently controlled drives, and is efficient at producing good turnover and imparting shear to a viscous batch.

The five-gallon mixer is ideal for use in product development labs or production environments, across a wide range of applications, including viscous printing inks or dispersions, drywall mud, and lower viscosity materials like paint.