We will be exhibiting at the 5th Interphex Osaka!

High power for reduced heating time! Stainless container with a heater that can warm up in a short time.

1. Compact Equipment The heater unit is directly attached to the container, making the equipment compact and space-efficient. Since all the devices are mounted on the container, moving it is easy. 2. No Initial Cost Chillers with both heating and cooling functions are expensive and have a higher initial cost compared to heaters. If only heating of the jacket is needed, heaters are overwhelmingly more cost-effective in terms of initial investment. 3. Can Quickly Heat the Jacket By adopting a 7.5kW heater, the water in the jacket can be heated to high temperatures in a short time, warming the contents. Product Features - The heater is installed in the jacket section, allowing for liquid heating with just this unit. - It has a dry-run prevention feature, so the heater stops when the water in the jacket is low. - Equipped with a level gauge to check the water level in the jacket. - The temperature of the mixed liquid can be adjusted through the linkage between the thermometer and the heater. - A stirrer can be attached to the container, allowing for uniform heating of the contents. As this is a made-to-order product, modifications to "dimensions" and "materials" can be made, as well as custom processing to suit specific applications.

• tank

Recommended for liquid stirring and discharge! A stirring unit that combines a stirrer and a valve with a stainless steel container.

○ The container has a bottom plate that is inclined in the discharge direction, allowing for complete liquid discharge without residue. ○ It is equipped with a centrifugal stirrer that can mix low to medium-high viscosity liquids, without any blades. ○ The stirrer can be selected between air motor type and electric motor type. ○ The valve is a straight type with low flow resistance and features a diaphragm design that is excellent in chemical resistance. ○ The stirrer and valve can be easily disassembled and cleaned with a Heller connection.

• Stainless steel container

This is an original air motor mixer from Nitto Metal Industry. It is ideal for preventing foaming during mixing and for stirring high-viscosity liquids.

- It can stir in a sealed state with a Heller connection. Pressure reduction is also possible. - It can stir liquids with low to medium-high viscosity. - It comes standard with a waste receiver to prevent contamination from wear particles generated at the shaft seal. - The stirring body is a Bernoulli flow stirring body type BEAG E, which is less likely to incorporate air. (Patent No. 6169207) - It can be used in explosion-proof areas. - Made entirely of stainless steel, it is resistant to rust and hygienic. - It can be used without lubrication, so there is no oil splatter. For more details, please visit our website. https://www.monovate.co.jp/shop/g/gntma-s/

• Mixer/agitator

This is an original electric motor stirrer from Nitto Metal Industry. It is ideal for preventing foaming during stirring and for stirring high-viscosity liquids.

- It features an easy-to-remove and attach connection. - It can stir in a sealed state and is usable under both pressurized and vacuum conditions. - It can stir liquids with low to medium-high viscosity. - It comes standard with a debris collector to prevent contamination from wear particles generated at the shaft seal. - The stirring element is a Bernoulli flow stirring element type BEAG E, which is designed to minimize air entrapment. (Patent No. 6169207) - It is equipped with a standard controller that allows for speed adjustment. For more details, please visit our website. https://www.monovate.co.jp/shop/g/gntme-a/

• Other energy equipment

We will be exhibiting at the "P-MEC Japan 2025 Pharmaceutical Ingredients and Equipment Exhibition" held at Tokyo Big Sight. During the event, we will showcase various products. We invite all relevant parties to come and visit us. 【Suppliers】 ・LAUDA

Thank you very much for visiting our booth this time. Thanks to you, we had the opportunity to introduce our products and technologies to many customers, making it a very meaningful time. If you have any questions regarding the exhibition content or if you would like to discuss specific considerations or estimates, please feel free to contact us. We will be happy to provide proposals tailored to your needs.

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