When a 5,000-liter tank of Pinot Noir must goes from 22°C to 29°C in six hours, you have a choice: intervene or accept whatever volatile acidity and cooked fruit character follow. Wine fermenting is ...
READ MOREStandard mixing fails to break down oil droplets or solid agglomerates, resulting in unstable emulsions and grainy textures. Our 3000 RPM High Shear Emulsifying Tank solves this by utilizing a high-precision rotor-stator head that generates intense hydraulic shear and centrifugal forces. As material is drawn through the workhead, it is subjected to thousands of shearing actions per minute, ensuring a perfectly stable emulsion with sub-micron droplet sizes. This is the definitive solution for lotions, cosmetic creams, and high-stability chemical emulsions.
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Feature / Parameter |
Specifications |
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Max Speed |
2800 - 3000 RPM |
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Homogenizer |
Bottom or Top Entry Rotor-Stator System |
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Workhead Type |
Slotted / Disintegrating / Fine Mesh |
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Material |
SS316L Internal (Standard) |
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Tolerance |
Precision Machined Gap < 0.5mm |
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Best For |
Creams, Stable Emulsions, Particle Reduction |
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