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Supplier: Bepex International LLC
Description: The Bepex FlexTurbulizer bridges the gap between high-shear agglomeration and the need for self-cleaning mixing operation. Using a consistently flexible mixing chamber this technology can process materials that would otherwise build-up in wet agglomeration processes. Our proven Flex
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Supplier: NETZSCH Premier Technologies LLC
Description: to reduced energy consumption in the production process and thereby less heat development, but also to less wear as compared to traditional technologies. Advantages Technical advantages Effective dispersion of particle and pigment agglomerates Small particle
- Additional Capabilities: Agglomerating
- Application / Industry Use: Cosmetics Processing, Ore / Mineral Processing, Paint / Coating Processing, Pharmaceutical Processing, Other Applications / Industry
- Capacity: 35.31 to 106 cubic feet
- Display Type: Digital Numerical Display
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Supplier: Prater
Description: , chemicals, cereal, kiln dust, resin, pigment, filter cake, pasta, fertilizer and more. This equipment can be used to reduce natural agglomeration, which can occur during storage/shipping, or reduce material deliberately compacted in densification processing or in recycling or waste
- Application / Operation: Process / Bin Discharging
- Feeder Type: Lump Breaker, Other
- Material Characteristics: Dry / Free Flowing, Wet / Bridging
- Material Type: Chemicals / Fertilizers, Food Processing, Mining / Ores / Minerals, Pulp and Paper / Wood
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: measurement and processing system. The DOA absorption number provides an indication of the void volume formed by the aggregates and agglomerates of the pigments and extenders.
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Supplier: Thermon, Inc
Description: wide variety of fluids. Its fixed pore structure acts as a sieve-like particle "classification" filter for pigmented coatings allowing pigments to pass while stopping large agglomerates. Fulflo® DuraBond™ cartridges are available in nominal ratings of 1µm, 3µm, 5µm, 10µm, 25µm,
- Assembly / Element Type: Cartridge
- Filter Media: Polypropylene (PP)
- Filtration Grade (Micron Rating): 1 to 100 µm
- Maximum Liquid Flow: Up to 5 GPM
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Supplier: GEA Process Engineering Inc.
Description: The Bowen NOZZLE TOWER™ Dryer is the smallest in a series of four standard sizes for efficient spray drying of inorganics, catalysts, ceramics, powdered metals, pigments, dyes and similar materials. Maximum inlet drying air temperature is 500 deg C when using a direct-fired gas heater
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Supplier: Dynisco
Description: mixing and can be used in the production of polymer blends or alloys. These blends have been found homogeneous enough to be spun into fibers over the entire range of composition. Since mixing may be independently adjusted, agglomerates of additives, such as fillers or pigments, may be
- Drive: Variable Speed
- Extrusion Feed: Hot Feed
- Machine Configuration: Dual Extrusion
- Machine Type: Plastic Extrusion Machine, Rubber Extrusion machine
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Supplier: Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc.
Description: Chrome oxide Dyes & pigments FerriteKaolin Metal powders PVC emulsion Silicon resin & styrene resin Talc Titanium oxide Zircona Features and benefits of Carrier slurry dryers: Compact
- Applications / Materials Processed: Abrasives / Ceramics, Mining / Ores / Minerals
- Material Form: Slurries
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Supplier: Union Process, Inc.
Description: . The SD Attritor is also used to make dispersion-strengthe ned metal (DSM). In this process (known as mechanical alloying or cold welding), the kinematic porosity results in the grinding media breaking the metals into small particles and beating them together to form agglomerates. By
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: crystals of pigments in paints). This guide does not pertain to aggregates or agglomerates of UNP that are not of a respirable size. 1.5.2 This Guide does not pertain to materials that present nanoscale surface features, but do not contain UNPs (e.g., nanoscale lithography products,
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: substrate or contained within a liquid matrix such as aggregated primary crystals of pigments in paints). This guide does not pertain to aggregates or agglomerates of UNP that are not of a respirable size. 1.5.2 This guide does not pertain to materials that present nanoscale surface
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: or contained within a liquid matrix such as aggregated primary crystals of pigments in paints). This guide does not pertain to aggregates or agglomerates of UNP that are not of a respirable size. 1.5.2 This guide does not pertain to materials that present nanoscale surface features,
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Pigment dispersions are typically prepared in a two-step process: (1) powder wet-out in a batching tank and (2) one or more passes through a mill to achieve the desired fineness of grind. The costly and time-consuming milling step is often a production bottleneck which in the past has (read more)
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QXL Success in Solvent Based Ink (.pdf)
A manufacturer of solvent based inks was having difficulty with agglomerated particles in the ink. They required a filtration scheme that would remove the large agglomerates while maintaining the colored pigments in the ink. Several competitive products from GE, Parker and PTI were evaluated along
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High-Shear Mixing: Don't Fall Victim to Common Misconceptions
for applications that require immiscible fluids to be formulated into emulsions, or agglomerated powders to be dispersed into a liquid medium. Especially during the last decade, the emergence of new variations on the original rotor/stator mixer concept has extended the HSM's usefulness to more diverse
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Effect of TiO2 pigment type on the UV degradation of filled coatings
Pro- gression of degradation on the coating surfaces was characterized by LSCM in terms of changes in surface roughness and morphology, pigment agglomerate size, and the occurrence of pits or holes in the coatings.
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Improving pigment dispersing in powder coatings with block copolymer dispersants
The mixing in a lab-scale extruder resulted in a virtually com- plete break-up of the pigment agglomerates .
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Particulate Products
Next to processing conditions, the nature of the pigment surface and the cohesive strength of the pigment agglomerates are known to influence the dispersing process [10].
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Interfacial interactions and properties of filled polymers. II: Dispersion of filler particles
It was found that in the non‐polar polyethylene matrix, dispersion processes depended on the strength of pigment agglomerates , but not on the specific interaction potential of the solids.
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The Printing Ink Manual
Better dispersion has been found to be essential in avoid- ing piling as pigment agglomerates seem to render an ink particularly susceptible to coarse over-emulsification with the subsequent loss of transference.
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Application of Light Scattering to Coatings
There are many forces at play between the small particles found in paints, and when the particles are mobile, as they are in the liquid paint, these forces can affect the degree of pigment agglomeration and, ultimately, the scattering efficiency of these …
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ASTM MNL17 - Paint and Coating Testing Manual: Fifteenth Edition of the Gardner-Sward Handbook
increases the shearing collisions that attrite the pigment agglomerates .
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Harry's Cosmeticology
On the other hand, the forma- tion of an emulsion from two immiscible phases, the suspending of a gelling agent, and the distribution of pigment agglomerates in a viscous liquid all require hydraulic shearing to break up the constituents of the mixture …
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Particle Characteristics of Prussian Blue in an Historical Oil Paint
Within this blue finish paint, there were large blue-black pigment agglomerates averaging 250 micrometers in diameter.
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Harry's Cosmeticology
… same time, however, the very high rotational speed of the hammers and the air flow within the chamber ensure that there are enough weak secondary impacts (particle-wall and particle-particle) to break the much weaker pigment agglomerates -which may be up …