
- Pharmaceutical Technology-07-02-2017
- Volume 41
- Issue 7
Ribbon Blenders for Specialty Applications
Ribbon Blenders from Ross, Charles & Son can be used to mix powders, granules, and other dry solids.
Ribbon Blenders from Ross, Charles & Son offer solutions for specialty applications. The blenders can be used to mix powders, granules, and other dry solids, as well as wet applications including suspensions, slurries, and pastes. The blenders also offer optional features including vacuum and internal pressure, temperature control, sanitary construction, special requirements for charging and discharging, handling of high density, friable or abrasive materials, spray system for liquid additions, load cells, and automated recipe controls.
The Ross Model 42N-36S Sanitary Ribbon Blender (pictured) has a 36-cu.-ft. maximum working capacity. Driven by a 25 HP inverter-duty gearmotor, the fabricated double ribbon agitator turns to up to 40 rpm within the U-shaped trough, producing a balanced lateral and radial movement of batch materials. Wetted parts are stainless steel 316 polished to 150-grit for ease of cleaning. The blender cover includes safety grating and a custom bag dump station. A 150-psig ASME code stamped dimpled stainless steel jacket is supplied around the trough for heating/cooling. Multiple spray bars and nozzles deliver liquid raw materials and clean-in-place solution.
Articles in this issue
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The New World of Biopharmaceutical Manufacturingover 8 years ago
Forty Years of Drug Product Manufacturing Advancesover 8 years ago
Advances in Analytical Testing Tools for the Bio/Pharma Industryover 8 years ago
Coating Module Supports Easy Module Exchangeover 8 years ago
Dissolution Tester Eliminates Water Bathover 8 years ago
Bioreactor Family Includes Single-Use Bagsover 8 years ago
FDA Continues to Promote Quality Drug ProductionNewsletter
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