Technology
Mixing
Uniform blending, even on small batches
How it works
Pilot mixers verify blend uniformity and mixing time on small amounts of material and provide the basis for scaling up to production equipment, which suits R&D work with frequent formula changes and costly materials.
- Transformation
- Multi-component powders → Uniform blend
- Typical feed
- Multi-component powders and granules
- Typical output
- Uniform blends
- Scale
- Pilot
Key advantages
- 01
Small-batch operation saves costly materials
- 02
Blend uniformity can be verified repeatedly
- 03
Easy to clean for multi-product trials
Mixing equipment4
Mixing · Pilot scale
Pilot 2D Mixer
A two-dimensional motion mixer with a simple build for routine powder blending trials.
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Mixing · Pilot scale
Pilot 3D Mixer
Multi-dimensional motion turns the material thoroughly in the vessel for uniform blending of small or costly batches.
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Pilot V Blender
The V-shaped shell tumbles so material repeatedly splits and recombines, a simple build for small-batch dry powder blending.
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Pilot Double Cone Blender
A rotating double-cone shell tumbles material fairly gently and discharges cleanly, suited to free-flowing powders and granules.
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