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ROSS Planetary Dual Dispersers Offer Unique Processing Flexibility

The ROSS PDDM Planetary Dual Disperser is a robust mixer that offers unmatched shear intensity and rapid dispersion of dry powders into viscous batches.

The industrial supply chain is constantly evolving, and the need for flexibility in manufacturing is growing. Maximizing production efficiencies is essential to staying ahead of the demand and competition. The ROSS PDDM Planetary Dual Disperser is a robust mixer that offers unmatched shear intensity and rapid dispersion of dry powders into viscous batches. With this system, solid additions can be made quickly and efficiently, thanks to two stainless steel High Viscosity “HV” stirrer blades and two high-speed shafts with saw-tooth dispersers. When equipped with removable disperser shafts the PDDM can be used as a regular double planetary mixer for processing even more viscous applications including very stiff, dough-like formulations that rely more on a purely kneading action. Sizes range from lab scale to full production models.

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Charles Ross & Son Company

710 Old Willets Path

Hauppauge, NY 11788

Toll Free Number: 1-800-243-ROSS

Email: mail@mixers.com​

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