|Sponsored|September 29, 2021

High-throughput Ultra High Shear Mixer

Specifically designed for challenging shear requirements, the ROSS Inline Ultra High Shear Mixer 700 Series, can replace high pressure homogenization or serve as a pre-mixer.

The ROSS Inline Ultra High Shear Mixer 700 Series is designed for challenging shear requirements, a more efficient alternative to colloid mills which generally suffer from low throughput. Depending on the application, it can replace high pressure homogenization; or serve as a pre-mixer to high-pressure homogenizers to mitigate clogging and inconsistent feed quality issues. To meet the specific demands of niche processes in the adhesive, chemical, cosmetic, food, beverage, pharmaceutical and plastic/composite industries, ROSS developed the QuadSlot rotor/stator for demanding applications where conventional rotor/stator mixers fall short but do not require the intensity of other ROSS 700 Series ultra-high shear designs, namely the X-Series and Mega Shear. 

By exposing product to four successive stages of increasing shear, the QuadSlot often provides a perfect balance of shear and flow capacity in the inline processing of emulsions, agglomerate size reduction and gas-liquid mixing. The washdown-duty Model HSM-706Q-40 shown below features a 40-horsepower motor with a 6” QuadSlot rotor that runs at tip speeds over 11,000 fpm. This mixer is easy to clean and sanitize in place, saving time and allowing for longer production runs.

Call or email us for more information on this mixer and our trial/rental program.

Contact Info

Charles Ross & Son Company

710 Old Willets Path

Hauppauge, NY 11788

Toll Free Number: 1-800-243-ROSS

Email: [email protected]

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