|Sponsored|March 9, 2021

Triple Shaft Mixers for Hygienic Processes

Featuring electropolished and passivated product contact surfaces, the VersaMix has been designed for full vacuum operation as well as internal pressure up to 5 psig to accommodate nitrogen blanketing.

ROSS Triple Shaft Mixers are easily adapted to suit a variety of challenging viscous applications requiring hygienic and sanitary handling. Powder wet-out and dispersion, temperature control, emulsification, homogenization and degassing are accomplished all in one vessel to produce creams, gels and pastes in a highly repeatable and clean mixing process.

Featuring electropolished and passivated product contact surfaces, the VersaMix pictured is designed for full vacuum operation as well as internal pressure up to 5 psig to accommodate nitrogen blanketing. This ROSS model has an ASME-stamped mixing vessel supplied with a matching platen-style discharge system. CE-marked motors and ATEX-rated operator panels are suitable for use in a Zone 1 classified area. These features are available across the entire suite of VersaMix sizes ranging from 1 to 500 gallons. Larger models in a fixed-tank configuration are available as well.

Contact Info

Charles Ross & Son Company

710 Old Willets Path

Hauppauge, NY 11788

Toll Free Number: 1-800-243-ROSS

Email: [email protected]

www.mixers.com​


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