Silverson Batch Mixer

• Homogenising and emulsifying ingredients in food and beverage production.
• Disintegrating solids and dissolving powders in chemical processing.
• Mixing and blending pharmaceutical creams, ointments, and suspensions.
• Creating stable emulsions and dispersions in cosmetic manufacturing.
• Aerating and de-aerating products in various industrial applications.

Typical capacity

Batch mixers of this type commonly handle volumes from a few litres up to several thousand litres, depending on the specific model and motor size.

Power supply

Units are typically powered by 3-phase electricity, commonly 400V, 50Hz, with motor sizes varying based on capacity and application.

Motor power

For this class of equipment, motor powers typically range from 0.75 kW for smaller lab/pilot units to 30 kW or more for industrial-scale production.

Rotor/Stator configuration

Silverson batch mixers commonly feature interchangeable workheads, offering options for general purpose mixing, ultra-fine emulsions, or aggressive disintegration.

Materials of construction

Process contact parts are typically manufactured from 316L stainless steel, suitable for hygienic and corrosive environments.

Mounting

This type of mixer is usually supplied with a mobile or fixed stand, allowing for easy positioning over different vessels.

• What is the primary function of a Silverson Batch Mixer?

  A Silverson Batch Mixer is designed for high shear mixing, enabling rapid blending, emulsifying, homogenising, disintegrating, and dissolving of materials within a batch process.

• Can this mixer handle high viscosity products?

• Are spare parts readily available for Silverson mixers?

• What maintenance is typically required for a unit like this?

• Is this unit suitable for ATEX environments?

Lab mixers and stirrers hold strong reputations for reliability and durability. Buyers typically prioritise motor condition, speed range suitability, and vessel compatibility when purchasing used units. The equipment category is valued for consistent performance across research and production settings. Key strengths include robust construction, straightforward maintenance, and long operational lifespans. Corrosion resistance of wetted parts merits careful inspection. These devices remain dependable workhorses in pharmaceutical, biotech, and laboratory environments, offering solid value when sourced from reputable sellers with clear service histories.

General overview for this equipment type