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I'm Mich from Singapore and I have a small cosmetics manufacturing business (mainly segmented on the handcrafted/organic market segment) dealing with color cosmetics, specifically loose mineral foundations.
When I started the business, I was using a simple Waring Laboratory Blender to mix my filler powders and grind my pigments, and as I grew, I invested in purchasing Robot Coupe Blixers and they're working just fine. However, due to a very glowing surge of media attention, I'm looking to procure an industry standard (if there's any) Powder/Pigment mixing equipment that won't only mix my loose foundation product well, but also help me in improving the quality of my product.
For reference, my bread and butter product is a mix of Boron Nitride, Mica, TiO2, Zno, and Coated Iron Oxides.
I really hope you can help me through your suggestions. Hope you all have a nice day!
There is quite a large variety of technology and design for bulk solids / powder mixing. Thus defining a BEST type of mixer can only be done relatively to the application. One mixer design can be perfectly adapted to a given situation but will not perform well in another application in terms of mixing time and / or homogeneity achieved.
This page is a selection guide for powder mixers aiming at helping the reader define the best design for his particular application. It reviews different mixing purposes commonly found in industry according to the throughput required, the type of mixing to perform, the kind and proportion of ingredients to mix...etc...
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Not all industries are huge ! It is sometimes necessary to have a rather manual but yet very flexible process in order to perform some contract manufacturing, produce personalized batches or even to produce a preblend within the factory that will then be used by a bigger line.
For this type of process, mixers such as...
... are usually a good choice. Their size is flexible, they can stand-alone inside a production area and provide reasonably good mixing performance for free flowing powders . For the simpler design, the absence of agitator makes their cleaning easy and will therefore facilitate changeovers which are usually very frequent in small, flexible manufacturing lines.
For high capacity lines, the mixer has to be integrated inside a fully automated system allowing to reduce the batching time or even consider a continuous mixing process. The mixing time must be short to ensure a high capacity, therefore such mixers cannot rely only on diffusive mechanisms like drum or bin blenders, but must have agitation tools to provide convective and, to different levels, shear mixing.
For this type of process, consider mixers such as...
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