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Shampoo dispersing Equipment

Dispersing systems are used to produce emulsions of two immiscible liquids or dispersions of solid particles in a liquid medium. The mixers generally operate on the rotor/stator principle and apply a high shear force on the suspended particles to break them down. The choice of a dispersion mixer depends on the physical state of the material being dispersed, the continuous or batch nature of the process, desired particle size, and the viscosity of the mixture. Dispersion mixers are widely used in the food industry for the dispersion of solid ingredients in oil or water and in the coatings industry for the dispersion of pigments.

Dispersing

Shampoo is a unique form of cleaning agent composed primarily of water and some form of surfactant. This surfactant provides the ability to bind oily substances for removal without leaving a residue, as traditional soaps might. The production process involves the batch mixing of its laboratory-defined formula, quality control, and filling stages.

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Equipment operating under the rotor/stator principal is often employed when more traditional methods of stirring cannot achieve desired results. High performance continuous dispersing equipment is needed to achieve desirable results for almost any mixing process in circumstances where other machines fail.
<h2>Rotor/stator mixing in a robust and simple package that is easy to clean</h2>
The IKA ULTRA-TURRAX UTL 2000 is inline high-performance single-stage dispersing machine used for the production of emulsions and suspensions. The UTL 2000 uses the rotor/stator principle and is best suited for continuous applications that cannot be accomplished using conventional stirring methods.

During the full continuous process the components to be mixed are fed into the machine at an appropriate rate through various inlet connections. These components are then thoroughly mixed, dispersed or homogenized within the machine and discharged from the machine through the outlet. Thus, all particles or droplets are treated producing a narrow particle or droplet size distribution with minimal concentration/quality variations. Additionally, the UTL 2000 creates a pumping action which can be used for transfer purposes at low to moderate viscosities with a maximum of about 20 m (ca. 2 bar).

The machines are designed for easy and reliable scale-up and sizes are available with throughput from 50 to 125.000 liters per hour.

Dispersing machine for emulsions and suspensions

For products of medium viscosity and relatively consistent particle size such as honey, cremes, and some plastics, a simple, low cost mixing machine is useful to ensure even dispersion.  The most efficient production plants take advantage of such equipment in continuous production processes to minimize required floor space and serve double-duty as mixing and pumping/transfer equipment.
<h2>A basic effective mixing machine with transport pump capabilities and low cost</h2>
The lower-priced ULTRA-TURRAX UTL 1000 machines from IKA are particularly multifunctional and are used for the mixing, dispersing (emulsifying/suspending) and homogenizing of solid and liquid substances up to viscosities of several thousand mPa·s, such as honey, plastic masses and crèmes. The mixing components are fed into the machine at the inlet connection. The materials are mixed, homogenized and then discharged from the machine via the outlet connection. The economic dispersing machine does not have automatic suction, but does have a conveyor height of up to 20 meters.  Units are available with flow rates from 4.800 to 125.000 liters per hour.

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Economic dispersing machine for emulsions and suspensions

Producing the finest micro-emulsions and suspensions requires a mixing machine that generates extremely high shear.  Multi-staged rotor/stator dispersing machines work well for this purpose because of the high shear forces applied to the mixture at each rotor/stator stage.  A rotor /stator dispersing machine that also incorporates extremely fast rotation and resultant tip speeds for even greater shearing action will lead to the creation of super-fine emulsions and ensure the success of your process.
<h2>Top-of-the-line rotor/stator dispersion with utlra high shear for nano-scale particle emulsions and suspensions</h2>
The DISPAX-REACTOR® DRS from IKA is an inline ultra high shear dispersing machine used to achieve the finest micro-emulsions and suspensions. Extremely high shear rates (up to 190.000 1/s) combined with a fine generator geometry enable crushing of droplets and solids particles down to the nanoscale. The resulting product has long-term stability which reduces the need for emulsifying agents and thickeners. Because of the extremely high energy density, other dispersing aids can be reduced or possibly eliminated.

The DRS is usually equipped with a two-stage rotor-stator system (generators). The high tip speed of 40 m/s (10.000 fpm) often negates the need for a third stage. The ultra-fine dispersing machine, designed with the same high quality features as the ULTRA-TURRAX® UTL and the DISPAX-REACTOR® DR, is especially well suited for challenging pharmaceutical applications.  The units are designed for easy and reliable scalability and sizes are available with flow rates from 70 to 40.000 liters per hour.

Ultra-fine dispersing machine for emulsions and suspensions

Equipment operating under the rotor/stator principal is often employed when more traditional methods of stirring cannot achieve desired results.  This technology can achieve desirable results for almost any mixing process in circumstances where other machines fail.
<h2>Rotor/stator mixing with flexible mounting and a robust simple package</h2>
The Ultra-Turrax UTC is IKA's batch dispersing machine for high quality mixing and dispersing of products when more conventional stirring equipment cannot be used. Working on the rotor/stator principal, the units consist of a motor, a mounting flange, a stator, a rotor, and a rotor drive shaft. A variety of dispersion tools known as generators can be fixed to the rotor making the units adaptable to most mixing tasks.  These units are designed for diagonal from above, diagonal from the side, or vertical off-center mounting orientations. They can be used with open, or pressurized vessels. For open vessel operations, the units are supported via wall mounts or floor stands. Units are available for batch sizes from 150 to 6.000 liters.

Batch dispersing machine

For mixing and dispersing tasks that cannot be completed by conventional stirring means, equipment using the rotor/stator principal are often well suited.  Batchwise production of emulsions and suspensions of abrasive products is highly demanding and the use of well suited equipment is crucial.
<h2>Top entry rotor/stator dispersing equipment for highly abrasive products</h2>
The Ultra-Turrax UTS is IKA's dispersing machine for abrasive products when more conventional stirring equipment cannot be used.  Working on the rotor/stator principal, the units consist of a motor, a mounting flange, a stator with extension rods, a rotor, and a rotor drive shaft.  A variety of dispersion tools known as generators can be fixed to the rotor making the units adaptable to most mixing tasks.  The shaft seal is located at the motor flange and therefore is never in contact with the product.

These units are designed for diagonal from above or vertical off-center mounting orientations.  They can be used with open, or pressurized vessels.  For open vessel operations, the units are supported via wall mounts or floor stands. All variants of the UTS dispersing machines stand out for their unique ability to process highly abrasive ingredients.  Units are available for batch sizes from 500 to 1.700 liters.

Batch dispersing machine for abrasive products

When your process requires high performance mixing or dispersion but conventional stirring methods cannot be employed due to access or other restrictions, you need a machine designed for bottom entry into a vessel.
<h2>Bottom entry mixing in a simple and compact package</h2>
IKA's Ultra-Turrax UTE is a high performance dispersing machine designd for bottom entry into vessels.  It mixes, emulsifies, and disperses free-flowing or liquid media with a viscosity of up to 5.000 mPas in batch operation.  The units use the rotor-stator principal and a wide variety of generators is available to tailor the process to your needs.  No strong vortices or product aeration occurs as a result of the mixing action even when the vessel is filled to a very low level or is emptied during the stirring operation.

The units are compact and simple, primarily consisting of a motor, a a rotor drive shaft, a dispersion tool (generator) and a mounting flange conbined by a lantern housing.  The shaft seal is of an easily maintained mechanical type with several variants depending on the particular application.  Options for speed control, special materials, and special surface finishes also exist.  The units are available with batch capacities from 70 to 4.000 liters.

Batch dispersing machine for bottom entry into vessels

Developing and validating new processes requires reliable and highly versatile equipment.  Innovators need mixing equipment that can be adapted to a wide variety of processes and has the function and controllability they need to fine-tune their results.
<h2>Multi-functional, small scale dispersion for the laboratory</h2>
The Magic LAB from IKA is a uniquely versatile small-scale dispersion machine.  It is designed for mixing, dispersing, wet milling, and incorporation of powders into liquids.  The laboratory dispersing machine is commonly used for developing new products and improving existing processes in the chemical, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and food industries.  It is an ideal machine for continuous, circulating, and batch processing using different interchangeable modules.  It is designed to match functional parameters of larger scale production dispersion equipment making scale-up predictable and successful.  The units can be configured for single or multi-stage operation among others and important process parameters such as speed, torque, and temperature can be recalled.

Small-scale laboratory dispersing machine

Spillage and overfilling are common problems in most production lines for bottled products. A good solution to minimize such waste is to have a single system that can both fill the precise amount of liquid to the containers until the desired net weight is reached, as well as perform the capping of the bottled product.
<h2>Filling and capping bottled containers with load cells for net-weight filling</h2>
The Rotary Monobloc from Rejves machinery is a compact two-in-one system that can perform both filling and capping of bottles through rotary mechanisms. This system can be equipped with various filling technologies available for a precise filling process such as net weight, flow meter, level filling, and vacuum filling. This makes the system suitable for most industries and applications, including food and cosmetic products. A notable feature to reduce cap waste is a bottle detection system that prevents the capping section from supplying caps if no bottle is detected. An optional feature provides a rinsing section using water or ionized air. Production capacity for this system can go as high as 620 bottles per minute.

Bottle filling and capping monobloc

Rejves Machinery Srl specializes in filling and capping solutions for various sectors, including food, pharmaceutical, home &amp; personal care, as well as industrial &amp; chemical industries. The company produces patented and tailored solutions that can come in different configurations (linear, rotary, or monoblock).

Spilled shampoo can be an issue – not only when you accidentally drop it on your carpet or when it opens in your suitcase. In the <a href="https://making.com/shampoo">process of making shampoo</a>, the filling part needs to be carried out very precisely as to put all resources to use and don’t generate any undesired waste.


<h2>Bubbles and foam: only good in the shower</h2>
Depending on their ingredients, shampoos and conditioners can have foaming properties. This means that they can either form foam and bubbles or splash out of the container during the filling step of the process. In doing so, they dirty the equipment and the container, wasting it and the shampoo it should contain. They also delay the labeling process, which cannot have contaminated containers. In essence, there are more residues, more delays in the process and more economic losses as you will need to replace what was rejected.
<h2>Taking one step back before going two steps further</h2>
Rejves helps cosmetic producers to fill containers accurately at high speeds (up to 620 bottles per minute) using a two-stage nozzle technology. In the first stage, after making sure the bottle is placed where it should be, their rotary Monobloc slowly includes enough liquid to create a thin layer in the bottom of the container. Then, the second-stage nozzle speeds up the process and fills the bottle almost entirely. It starts from the thin layer and goes up, avoiding foam, bubbles and splashing. Finally, the nozzle goes back to the first stage and carefully fills the bottle until the right level. The Monoblock can have more or fewer heads, depending on the products’ characteristics and the desired filling speed. “We can add a mesh to the nozzle or redesign them as well”, says Mirko Nosari, head of Sales and Marketing at Rejves.

Get in touch if you would like to know more and connect with Mirko!

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Spill less shampoo when filling your bottles

According to a legend, Cleopatra soaked her sails in her perfume so that Mark Antony could smell her ships before they arrived. This is to say that, from soaps and shampoos to perfumes, conditioners and pomades, cosmetics have always been highly valued and used for their properties of aesthetic enhancement. Cosmetics are a broad class of topical agents applied for various purposes such as cleansing, protecting, beautifying, or otherwise altering your appearance. As a result, a wide array of processing equipment is used in the cosmetics industry.

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