High-Shear Mixing Emulsifier Overview

Summary

High-shear mixing and emulsification technology has now evolved into a distinct field, different from traditional stirring techniques.

Disciplines, which are continuously expanding their application fields and technological updates, are highly praised by users.

The "Industrial Revolution of Blenders."

The core structure of the high-shear mixing emulsifier is the stator and rotor system, featuring a design that is suitable...

Claw structures for light-weight, easily suspended materials and blades for heavy, sediment-prone materials

Blade structure. The Prisco shearing mixer emulsifier is continuously optimized in practice, ensuring product quality.

Enhancements and guarantees for reaching *****.

Operation Principle

High-shear mixing and emulsification is the efficient, rapid, and uniform distribution of one or more phases.

To another continuous phase, whereas in most cases, the phases are mutually immiscible. Due to the rotor

The high tangential speed generated by high-speed rotation, along with the powerful mechanical effect of high frequency, delivers robust support.

Material is subjected to intense mechanical and hydraulic shearing, centrifugal compression, within the narrow gap between the stator and rotor.

The combined effects of liquid layer friction, impact tearing, and turbulence, thereby causing immiscible solid phases and liquids

Phase and gas phase are instantaneously uniformly and finely processed under the combined action of corresponding mature technology and appropriate additives.

Evenly dispersed emulsification, followed by high-frequency back-and-forth cycling, ultimately yields a stable, high-quality product.