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Cleveland MixerClinton, CT 800-243-1188 Because we are customer focused, Cleveland Mixer offers engineered solutions developed through proprietary software and Solidworks, a quicker delivery than you would expect, responsive customer service and a 100% process guarantee. When you buy emulsifiers and other mixing equipment from Cleveland Mixer, you know you are getting the best on the market today.
Admix, Inc.Manchester, NH 800-466-2369 The field service experience to assist you with your formulation, improved productivity, and lower formulation costs is all available for you at Admix, Inc. We have mixing systems to suit all your mixing, blending and particle size reduction needs whether you require emulsifiers, inline mixing & milling or powder induction. Our equipment has been proven to increase profits.
IKA® Works, Inc.Wilmington, NC 800-733-3037 IKA® Works is the world leader in the design and manufacture of high shear mixing equipment and systems such as emulsifiers and similar mixing models. IKA produces a full range of equipment, from laboratory to production scale sizes. The machines are designed to withstand the most demanding applications and provide ultimate flexibility for your application needs.
KADY® InternationalScarborough, ME 800-367-5239 KADY® International has earned a solid reputation for product quality as a world leading manufacturer for emulsifiers. As superior emulsifier manufacturers, KADY® International offers wide-ranging emulsifying equipment, with durability, dependability and cost-efficiency as key features. Other emulsifier companies know that when it comes to emulsifiers, KADY® International quality is hard to beat.
Patterson Industries (Canada) LimitedScarborough, ON 800-270-3737 Known as the "The Process Equipment People," Patterson Industries (Canada) Limited designs, engineers and manufactures mixing equipment like emulsifiers and more for numerous industrial and chemical processes and applications. Backed by almost a century of service, Patterson equipment is arguably the most outstanding for economical and dependable performance.
Marion Mixers, Inc.Marion, IA 800-397-6371 A globally-esteemed company, Marion Mixers is recognized as the innovation leader in custom-designed mixing applications including standard design bases like emulsifiers. We stand behind each of our hand-crafted machines, thoroughly tested to meet your processing requirements with the assurance of replacement parts designed for decades of consistent, trouble-free production.
ARDE Barinco, Inc.Carlstadt, NJ 800-909-6070 The team at ARDE Barinco wants to help you accomplish your mixing according to your requirements. In order to do this, we need to know the requirements of your process. That is why we have a form with all the right questions so that you can be certain that we can help you specify not only the right machinery, like an emulsifier, but the most efficient processing method to make it.
Pope Scientific, Inc.Saukville, WI 262-268-9300 For more than half a century, Pope Scientific Inc. has been at the forefront of manufacturing chemical processing equipment, engineered systems and laboratory apparatus for science and industry. Our custom manufacturing capabilities are partly why customers always come back to get their mixing needs, such as purchasing emulsifiers, met. We are also cost-effective and efficient.
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Emulsifiers
Emulsifiers are very effective in applications in which a high shear is required because they can provide fast mechanical and hydraulic shear. Emulsification may also be achieved by adding emulsifying agents. Emulsifiers may be inline or separate freestanding machines; while some applications require specific types of emulsifiers, others can be achieved through a variety of methods. Cost effectiveness and efficiency are often the most important considerations when choosing emulsifiers. Emulsifiers are found in the food, medicine, chemical and adhesive industries among many others. They are used with countless substances including food coloring, syrups, beverages such as milk, medical ointment, lotions, creams, vitamins, shampoos, detergents, toothpaste, hair dye, petroleum products, silicone, adhesives, polyurethane and many other products or ingredients.
Emulsifiers are just one kind of industrial mixer. Emulsifiers may be used as the sole method of mixing or blending in a product line or they may be the first in a series of mixers. Other common types of mixers are homogenizers, ribbon blenders, paddle blenders, vacuum blenders, high shear mixers and agitators. Ribbon blenders are horizontal blenders containing two helical blades with one inside the other. They push the contents of the mixer both inwards and outwards for thorough shearing mixing action; typically used at full capacity to mix dry or powdered ingredients, ribbon blenders blend wet ingredients as well. Paddle blenders are similar, moving dry or powdered ingredients laterally and radially with paddles coming out from a horizontal screw. Vacuum mixers and dryers can have horizontal or vertical construction and use a combination of low internal heat and vacuum pressure to blend the mixture while removing moisture. High shear mixers are mixers that utilize counter-current mixing. During counter-current mixing, the mixing pan and the mixing tools rapidly revolve in opposite directions, placing very high parallel forces upon substances which results in substance uniformity. Agitators are industrial mixers that are powered by impellers to mix substances with low viscosities in low-shear applications. Agitators range in size from small agitators used in laboratory applications to large industrial agitators with 10,000-gallon capacities.
