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IKA inline powder wetting and dispersing machines provide fast, lump-free wetting and dispersing of various different powders or granules in liquids. These machines offer the following advantages:
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The inline powder wetting machine MHD 2000 is designed for quantitative inline mixing of powders and liquids with minimal air entry. The liquid mixing component is usually added to the powder wetting machine MHD 2000 via a positive-displacement pump. The dosing of the solid occurs by means of a volumetric or gravimetric metering unit. The powder wetting machine MHD 2000 is able to process up to 80% solid content in just one passage. The patented design of the powder wetting machine MHD 2000 prevents liquid splashes from getting into the inlet area of the solid. This way lump formations or adhesions are reliably avoided. A quickly rotating multi-blade mixing tool creates a highly turbulent flow in the working chamber of the powder wetting machine MHD 2000, ensuring optimal wetting and mixing of the components. The powder wetting machine MHD 2000 is available in 7 sizes and comes with numerous accessories. Other Information
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The IKA CMS 2000 is an in-line mixer that creates a strong vacuum to feed powders at high flow rates and disperse them into a liquid stream. This extremely high suction capacity is ideal for wetting out difficult-to-mix powders. The CMS is typically installed in a batch (re-circulation) arrangement. The machine CMS offers a functional and cost-efficient method of incorporation of solids into liquids in a simple way - without additional dosing systems. Additionally, this method of incorporation eliminates the disadvantages associated with traditional batch processes with a stirrer in a vessel. The IKA CMS has two horizontal liquid connections and a vertical solids connection. The liquids connections (liquid inlet and mixture outlet) are attached to a vessel. The solids are aspirated over the vertical connection (solids inlet). A liquid phase is filled into a vessel. A negative pressure is created inside the machine by displacement of the liquid in connection with high flow speeds. This enables suction of the solids directly from a packing (bag, barrel, big bag empty station or similar) by means of a suction pipe or from a run-down funnel. Solids and liquids are conveyed in two separate rotor stages and are only combined in the area with the highest turbulence, which guarantees an agglomeration-free dispersion of the product. The IKA CMS 2000 is available in eight different sizes. The possible suction rates vary from 20 to 28.000 kg/h. All sizes of the machine work with the same circumferential speed of the rotor which ensures a reliable scale-up. Advantages of the IKA CMS 2000:
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The high shear mixing and dispersing machine DBI 2000 is suited for batch operations with a recirculating loop and is directly mounted to the vessel bottom. The dispersing machine DBI 2000 enables suction, pumping, and self-cleaning under CIP conditions. The dispersing machine DBI 2000 has a patented two-stage design. This allows for it to be mounted onto a production plant in such a manner that the product is transferred through either one or both stages. The first level of the dispersing machine DBI 2000 has a bottom stirrer and a special pump rotor that creates turbulence in the vessel and high circulation capacities, even for highly-viscous products. The second stage of the dispersing machine DBI 2000 is equipped with a rotor-stator system that ensures qualitative homogenizing and tight particle size distribution. The suction of powders or liquids directly into the mixing chamber of the dispersing machine DBI 2000 is possible without an additional vacuum pump. Other Information
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The patented IKA MHD 2000 (mixing-homogenizing-dispersing) system is designed for mixing solids (powders, granulates) with liquids. It is predominantly used for fully continuous production processes. The MHD unit is particularly suitable for applications which meet at least one of the following criteria:
This unique wetting method was developed to minimize air entrapment, which can occur in solid/liquid dispersion systems based on the Venturi principle. Throughput of the MHD is set by adjusting the dosage system. The amount of energy required, and thus the degree of mixing, is determined by the speed and the tool configuration chosen. For simple processes such as filling tanks or storage containers, volumetric dosage systems are generally adequate. In the case of fully continuous processes requiring high levels of precision, quantity controlled dosage pumps are used for the liquids and differential dosage scales for the solids. The results are generally accurate to within 0.5% or better. The MHD 2000 mixing system is available in eight different sizes with throughput volumes of between 60 and 40,000 l/h. All sizes operate at the same rotor peripheral speed, thus ensuring the most reliable conditions for scale-up. Advantages of the IKA MHD 2000:
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