Industrial mixing solutions by industry
Mixers for Cosmetics & Personal Care Ingredients
Hygienic powder blending and liquid-processing pathways for color cosmetics, personal-care powders and formulation ingredients.
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Built for Demanding Industries
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Process challenges
Engineering Around Your Material and Production Goals
Color uniformity and trace additions
Cleanability and cross-contamination
Fragile pearls, flakes and sensory materials
Routing liquid emulsions to the correct platform
Recommended platforms
Mixers for This Industry
Double Cone Mixers
Gentle tumble blending with simple construction and complete discharge.
Process capabilities
From Standard Blending to Engineered Systems
Standard PerMix
Atmospheric powder and granule blending with optional low-pressure jackets.
QuantumX
Vacuum, pressure, ASME, ATEX, containment and custom specialty systems.
EmulXion
Liquid mixing, emulsification, homogenization and powder induction.
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Frequently asked questions
Industry Mixing FAQ
What are the four standard PerMix mixer categories?
PerMix standard mixers are organized into ribbon mixers, plough mixers, paddle mixers and double cone mixers. Ribbon and paddle families include horizontal and vertical configurations.
What makes a mixer a standard PerMix model?
A standard model is intended for atmospheric, non-ASME service. It may include a low-pressure non-ASME heating or cooling jacket.
When is a mixer classified as QuantumX?
Vacuum, internal pressure, ASME code construction, ATEX execution, high containment, high-pressure thermal service or substantial custom process integration move the project to QuantumX.
Where are liquid mixers shown?
Liquid mixing, emulsification, dispersion and homogenization are organized under the EmulXion liquid-processing platform.
How is mixer working volume calculated?
Working volume is the usable batch volume at the selected fill level, not the gross geometric vessel volume. It is determined from batch mass divided by loose or operating bulk density, with allowance for the mixing action and process additions.
How do I choose between ribbon, paddle, plough and double cone mixers?
Start with material flowability, cohesiveness, fragility, density variation, particle-size distribution, liquid addition, required shear, sanitation, cycle time and discharge behavior. The selection guide compares each technology.
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