Dissolving machine
When a solution is produced, in contrast to a colloid, the individual molecules of the ingredients are dispersed. An unsaturated solution is therefore stable.
The energy input required for dissolving is lower than for dispersing. In in-line processes, continuously operated machines such as a colloid mill or vibroreactor may be used, especially if the substances to be dissolved are also to be comminuted in the same stage of the process.
Dissolving with rotor-stator systems from PUC
Probst & Class rotor-stator systems are especially well-suited for the production of solutions as the substances to be dissolved are first effectively comminuted and distributed by turbulent flow through the solvent. Our machines have a long service life and are easy to maintain. Their low TCO can play a key role in improving the productivity of our customers’ plants.
To select the optimum machine configuration for your application, just contact our technical sales team.