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Laboratory homogenizer BACHLABrotor-statorbatchfor liquids
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Characteristics
- Technology
- rotor-stator
- Batch/continuous
- batch
- Product type
- for liquids
- Configuration
- vertical
- Other characteristics
- variable-speed, high-speed, automatic, stainless steel, twin-shaft, vacuum, clean-in-place (CIP), disperser
- Applications
- for the pharmaceutical industry, for the cosmetics industry, for the food industry, laboratory, for chemical plant engineering
- Capacity
Max.: 100 l
(26.42 gal)Min.: 5 l
(1.32 gal)
Description
BACHLAB LABORATORY MIXER
The Bachlab is designed for laboratory research and development of emulsions, dispersions or homogenization of high viscosities, allowing a direct scale up to its industrial equivalent, the Bachmix series.
The laboratory Bachlab mixer controls all the process parameters, such as the agitation speed, temperature and pressure. The slow-slow coaxial agitator combined with the new rotor stator emulsifier, allows very fine and stable emulsions in processes with high viscosity products and a complex rheology.
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