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The VersaMix Multi-Shaft Mixer shown is a 100-gallon VersaMix equipped with a three-wing anchor agitator, high speed disperser, rotor/stator mixer designed for sub-surface powder induction, feed ports with pneumatically-actuated ball

New VersaMix Multi-Shaft Mixer is designed for producing pastes, gels, slurries and other viscous formulations. This mixer design is composed of three independently-driven agitators working in tandem. The high-speed disperser

New mixing and dispersion system combines a Ross high shear mixer and a specially designed PowerMix for use in manufacturing fine dispersions. The two mixers are mounted on a common

New bench-top model has been added to the company’s line of high shear rotor/stator mixers. The mixers are ideal for dispersion, emulsification, homogenization and particle size reduction. The new LCI-V

The mixer is typically used for the mixing and dispersion of viscous materials. The follower plate discharge system is then used to press viscous non-flowing materials from the planetary mixer

The Laboratory Dual Shaft Mixer is designed for operation to 15-psig internal pressure. The new model is completely enclosed. All components are shrouded for safety and to enhance the overall

Designed for multiple mixing requirements such as high-speed dispersion, emulsification and particle size reduction, the Triple Shaft Mixer is now available with a Solid/Liquid Injection Manifold or S.L.I.M.™ System. The

The blender features a discharge screw positioned across the entire bottom of the trough and powered by a separate direct drive system for independent speed control. The discharge screw assembly

The mixers are offered from stock with an anchor and a high-speed disperser. Each agitator is independently driven by an inverter duty, explosion proof motor to enable its use for

The newly designed ribbon blender features a discharge screw positioned across the entire length of the trough. The screw is powered by a separate direct drive system for independent speed