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|Articles|March 3, 2021
The IKA CMX 2000
Author(s)IKA Works, Inc
Newest Innovation Of Solid-Liquid Mixers – Outstanding Powder Wetting In Batch Process
The CMX 2000 inline mixer incorporates powders into liquids and mixes these materials reliably and consistently in a batch process. Its multi-level design and unique pumping stage enables processing of high viscosity products without any additional aggregates. This enables extreme suction rates and minimal production times to be achieved.
The CMX offers a simple, functional, and cost-efficient method of incorporating solids into liquids, without the need for additional powder dosing systems or pumps.
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