Science, circularity, regulation, and technology are reshaping how the industry develops packaging for medicines.
|Articles|March 2, 2014
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The Ross MegaShear (US Patent No. 6,241,472) is designed for homogenizing dispersions and disintegrating large solid particles or droplets suspended in liquid. This advanced inline rotor/stator delivers intense mechanical and hydraulic shear by turning at tip speeds over 11,000 ft/min and generating complex flow patterns. Very fine particle size distributions are obtained at high throughput.
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