High Shear Mixing FAQs
Q: Where can I see a Silverson High Shear mixer in action?
A: Give us a call – one of our reps will be happy to arrange a site visit and bring a mixer in to try on your process. We also provide mixers on free trial and rental terms, as well as, operating a test facility where you can visit us and carry out production scale trials on your materials for free. Alternatively, go to our Trade Shows page, which gives details of where we will be exhibiting our range of high shear mixers.
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- Q: How can I mix without incorporating air? A: The high shear mixing/shearing action of the Silverson rotor/stator ...
- Q: What particle size can I achieve with a Silverson High Shear mixer? A: Many solids are supplied in premicronised form but reagglomerate when ...
- Q: What droplet/globule size can I achieve when forming an emulsion? A: Silverson High Shear mixers will rapidly obtain ...
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- Q: Where can I see a Silverson High Shear mixer in action? A: Give us a call – one of our reps will be happy to arrange a site ...
- Q: Are Silverson mixers 3-A approved? A: Yes. Our new ...
- Q: Does Silverson offer worldwide support? A: Yes. We have offices in the U.K., the U.S., Europe and Singapore, as ...
- Q: Can Silverson offer mixers for sanitary duties? A: We are the world leader in the design and manufacture of ...
- Q: I’m developing a new product – how can I be sure my mixing process is going to work? A: At Silverson, our approach is “try before you buy.” Our reps will ...
- Q: We produce a number of different products: can I use a Silverson for more than one application? A: The advantage of the Silverson approach to mixing is that any one ...
- Q: Why use a high shear mixer rather than a simple agitator? A: Agitators can give satisfactory results for simple duties such as ...
- Q: How can I get rid of agglomerates in my mix? A: When powders such as ...