The Ross VMC-1000 VersaMix is a 1,000-gallon Triple-Shaft Mixer available on a pivot-design single-post hydraulic lift.
Finding the right mixing equipment and vendor to ensure successful pharmaceutical operations isn’t as simple as selecting an item from a menu. This article will guide you through what to consider when choosing the pharmaceutical mixing equipment and vendor for your facility.
Answering the need for high shear in formulations too viscous for conventional dual-shaft mixers, the ROSS PowerMix is a hybrid planetary mixer equipped with the patented High Viscosity “HV” Stirrer Blade providing axial product movement and radial exposure to a High Speed Disperse Blade, which in turn breaks down agglomerates and promotes rapid solids wet-out. Both the stirrer blade and saw-tooth disperser revolve around the batch while rotating on individual axes at independent speeds.
ROSS, a manufacturer of specialty mixing equipment, introduces a more versatile mixer/reactor especially suited for temperature-critical formulations of medium to high viscosity under stringent vacuum/pressure constraints.
ROSS introduces a special Triple-Shaft design specifically suited for hot melts and viscous dispersions. The latest ROSS Model CDA-800 has a mixing capacity of 500 – 800 gallons and is designed for full vacuum operation (29.5” Hg).
ROSS has unveiled improvements to the dual-post hydraulic lift and seal design of its 1,500-gallon Multi-Shaft Mixer (Model PVM-1500). The new lifting design is a double-acting, fully hydraulic cylinder operating at a much higher pressure, allowing for a smaller cylinder and significantly less oil for operation.
Gregg Drames is the newest ROSS Regional Sales Manager covering the Mid-Atlantic Region (DE, MD, Washington DC, Southern NJ and parts of PA). With degrees in Environmental Chemistry and Business Management from Philadelphia University, Gregg brings 9 years of experience in technical sales and business development.
ROSS Systems and Controls (SysCon) offers new specialized control panels for use with high horsepower equipment in hazardous locations. A NEMA 12 main power panel, housing high voltage Variable Frequency Drives and motor protection fusing, is installed in a non-classified area and wired to a NEMA 7/9 operator station.
This white paper presents some ideas for selecting the right inline high shear mixer for your process based on a company’s collective experience as a mixing equipment provider to process industries.
ROSS advances high-viscosity process equipment well beyond traditional Double Planetary Mixers.
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