Operating at up to 13,000 RPM, Cavitron rotor/stator mixers can produce as many as 500 million cavitational episodes per second. Cavitron reactor systems are based on kinematic high-frequency technology. Revolutionary process is remarkably efficient, enabling Cavitron systems to handle throughputs that used to require much larger machines.

Cavitron tools consist of a series of concentric rings containing holes or slots. As the medium enters the center chamber, it is compressed at a pressure of up to 10 bar. One one-thousandth of a second later the chamber opens, and the medium explodes outward into the next chamber.

A series of nozzles (holes) breaks down the medium as it passes from chamber to chamber. These nozzles can be as small as 500 microns (.5mm), and the rotor/stator segments can meet up to 500 million times per second.

Free of rheological restrictions, Cavitron can process solids, liquid, gaseous, fibrous and pasty media. That makes it widely applicable in a variety of industries.

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