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The bucket is made entirely of high-gloss polished stainless steel. The smooth surface of the stainless steel bucket makes it easy to clean. The rounded, movable handle makes it comfortable to move the bucket. The laboratory bucket is suitable for moving liquids and bulk materials properly, especially in the chemical, pharmaceutical or cosmetic industries, and in the food and animal feed industries.

This transducer can be used anywhere thanks to its small size. Designed to work without a measuring chamber (uses a flush front diaphragm instead), this transducer is ideal for any measurements where the material to be measured may leave problematic residues. The range of suitable applications is even greater thanks to a choice of screw-on or weld-on adapters. Areas of use: Bottling plants, food industry Mixing facilities for the chemicals industry Pharmaceuticals Cosmetics industry Bioengineering These miniature pressure transducers are made entirely of titanium and therefore have outstanding resistance to corrosion. These convert the pressure-induced deflection of the diaphragm into a change in electrical resistance, which can be amplified, measured and processed by external electronic circuitry.

The YSTRAL inline dispersing machines work according to the rotor-stator system. The dispersing machine is suitable for the production of suspensions, solutions and emulsions in the chemical, food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. Due to the close radial gap between rotor and stator and the high circumferential speed of the rotating rotor, very large shear gradients are generated. The product enters the shear zone through the slots between the rotor teeth and leaves it again via the stator slots. Due to the multi-tooth configuration of rotor and stator, additional mechanical forces act on the product to be dispersed. The product is guided through a rotor-stator system. The liquid is highly accelerated by the inner rotor ring, is completely decelerated at the stator ring and then accelerated again to maximum speed via the next rotor ring. In this way, solid particles and/or droplets are effectively comminuted and homogeneously distributed.