High-speed mixer without stirring wings
- High-speed vibration of the container along a programmed trajectory, mixing solely by the inertial force of the raw materials - Usable for any combination of powder-powder, powder-liquid, and liquid-liquid - Processing in an overwhelmingly short time - Contamination-free - Simple structure for easy cleaning - No wear parts - Minimal heat generation - Scalable from small quantities to mass production - Energy-saving and reduces environmental impact with less waste liquid
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basic information
K1 Type (Detachable Container 1 Unit): Load Weight: 4 Kg Supply Voltage: 400V - 50/60Hz Fuse: 16 A Power Consumption: Maximum 4.5 kW Dimensions: 1,100 x 1,100 x 1,300 (mm) Weight: Approximately 855 Kg Drive: 2.21 kW Independent Servo Motor x 2 Units Operation Panel: Intuitive Operation Touch Panel Safety Mechanism: Complete enclosure with safety door, safety door closure during power outage, emergency stop button
Price range
P6
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Applications/Examples of results
Industrial Products: Increased charge density and reduced charging time through particle activation of battery material slurry, etc. Cosmetics: Just-in-time production that processes the necessary amount when needed. Pharmaceuticals: Support from the development stage of rare raw materials to continuous production at the time of market launch.
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Mass production model (batch continuous type)
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Company information
Matsubo provides services in two business areas: [Industrial Machinery & Information] and [Powder Technology], supported by a [Technical Center] backup system. Breaking away from the confines of a specialized machinery trading company, we have established a comprehensive service system to ensure our customers can use our products with confidence, ranging from consulting prior to implementation, engineering related to installation and localization, to maintenance and proposals for improvements and modifications after installation.
