Some of the industrial mixers we build are truly massive! Here’s an example: one of two mixing systems designed for a pair of 120m³ tanks in the pulp and paper industry. These mixers are so large that we assemble them inside the tank before the tank itself is fully completed. In just a short while, we’ll be conducting the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) at our facility to ensure these monster mixers operate flawlessly. Stay tuned!
We are excited to unveil our latest pilot-scale mixing equipment, designed to let our customers test their processes using our homogenizers and mixers under vacuum or pressure, with heating or chilling options. Whether you’re looking to simulate production conditions or fine-tune a formulation, our pilot plant gives you the flexibility to test across various batch sizes and mixer types. A hands-on way to ensure the perfect match for your future production needs. Ready to test your process with us?
Our team recently completed the installation of a new mixing system on an old paint preparation vessel — right in the middle of a fully operational plant. The project involved removing the underperforming existing mixer and replacing it with a new MGT Mixing system designed to optimize the process. Working within the constraints of a live facility —with limited access to lifting equipment and tight spaces — required precision planning and top-tier workmanship. Proud of the team for delivering a smooth execution under tough conditions.
Mixing biological substances can pose significant challenges. At MGT Liquid & Process Systems, we pride ourselves on designing and building tailor-made industrial mixing solutions to address even the most complex processing needs. Unlike off-the-shelf options, our mixing systems are custom-engineered to perfectly fit your specific requirements. Let’s work together to achieve your processing goals with precision and efficiency. Talk to our experts today to explore how we can help transform your processes.
When mixing powders and liquids with the goal of dissolving the powders thoroughly with an industrial mixer, it is often both important and challenging to prevent lumps from forming. 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,…
If you are looking for new industrial mixing 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. Here…