The Direct Answer: What Drives a Successful Wine Fermentation A successful wine fermentation process depends on three controllable factors: yeast health, temperature stability, and vessel design. Amo...
READ MOREAir bubbles trapped in pharmaceutical ointments or cosmetic creams lead to oxidation and shortened shelf life. Our Aseptic Vacuum Mixing Tank solves this by processing materials under deep vacuum (-0.09 MPa), effectively deaerating the mixture during the homogenization process. The anchor scraper agitator ensures that viscous material is constantly removed from the vessel walls, providing 100% heat transfer and preventing "burn-on." This unit guarantees a smooth, air-free, and high-gloss finish for sterile ointments, premium creams, and medical gels.
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Feature / Parameter |
Specifications |
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Vacuum Level |
-0.09 MPa to -0.095 MPa |
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Agitator |
Anchor Scraper with PTFE Side Scrapers |
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Homogenizer |
High-shear 3000 RPM Bottom Entry |
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Lifting System |
Automated Hydraulic Lid Lift |
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Lighting |
Sight Glass with LED Illumination |
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Best For |
Medical Ointments, High-gloss Creams |
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