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High-shear industrial mixers - sawtooth impellers are used to create uniform dispersions and stable emulsions in industries like food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. They apply intense shear forces to break down particles efficiently, ensuring fast, high-quality mixing even in high-viscosity systems.

High-shear in-line rotor–stator homogenizers enable continuous production of fine, stable emulsions by applying intense shear forces within a narrow rotor–stator gap. This technology ensures consistent quality, hygiene, and scalability across industries like food, pharma, cosmetics and chemicals.

The effectiveness of high shear mixing systems depends on several design factors, such as the rotor’s size, its speed, the gap’s tiny size, the stator’s shape, the liquid’s thickness (viscosity), and how long the process takes. Rotor-stator homogenizers are powerful high-shear industrial mixers that are at the forefront of achieving precise and consistent results.

Here are 5 reasons why you should buy your industrial mixing systems and tanks from the same manufacturer. 1. Perfect fit – Achieve the optimal fit between your tank and agitator. Both are designed and produced at the same location from planning to production, creating the ultimate tank and agitator fit for your mixing application.

The formation of lumps when mixing powders with liquids is of particular concern when working with highly viscous stabilizers or with powders that are difficult to wet. Factors like these increase the likelihood that a substance (such as a stabilizer) will form a gelling surface around powder particles, preventing the liquid from fully wetting the powder. When this occurs, lumps are the result.Why is lumping a problem? For one thing, the functionality of a stabilizer is not utilized efficiently when lumping occurs – a situation that requires us to add more powder to the recipe to achieve the same functional results...

If you are looking for new tanks to help your company increase or improve its food-production capacity, chances are that you’re meeting with companies that design and manufacture mixing tanks and asking them more than a few questions. If a company is a good match for your business’s needs, they should be able to answer your questions well. But it’s also important for them to ask you questions about your needs, so it’s worth your while to prepare for these meetings by asking yourself the basic questions that will affect the specifications of your optimal mixing tank.