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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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