Bottom emulsifier

Definition: The bottom emulsifier is a pulverized emulsified homogenizer installed at the bottom of the reactor. It is generally used in conjunction with vertical emulsifiers, pipeline emulsifiers, etc., and more effectively solves the bottom deposition that cannot be solved by other equipment. Problems such as pulverization and emulsification of materials.

Functional principle: Under the driving of the motor, the rotor rotating at high speed quickly inhales the material at the bottom of the kettle in two directions. The stator working area is subjected to severe mechanical movement and hydraulic shearing in a very narrow gap to cut and tear the material. Cracked and broken, and quickly mixed with medium and high-rise materials, and more effectively combined with vertical emulsifier to complete the process of emulsification homogenization, pulverization, mixing reaction and so on.