Stainless steel emulsifying tank is a mechanical equipment used for mixing and stirring. It is usually made of stainless steel 304/316l and is widely used in food, medicine, daily necessities, dairy products, chemistry and other industries. The stainless steel mixing tank is also a mechanical equipment for mixing and mixing. What is the difference between stainless steel emulsifying tank and stainless steel mixing tank?

Differences between stainless steel emulsifying tank and stainless steel mixing tank:

Stainless steel emulsifying tanks shall generally be equipped with agitators (depending on the customer's material). This is a kind of equipment for rapid mixing of materials, which may have a speed of 2800rmp per minute during operation. The huge rotating suction rotates, sucks the material directly above the rotor, and then throws it to the stator at high speed. After high-speed shear, collision and fracture occur between the rotor and stator, the materials in the emulsion tank will be evenly mixed, and the powder will not be deposited on the liquid surface. It will agglomerate and achieve the purpose of hydration and emulsification.

The stainless steel mixing tank is a slow-moving mixing equipment, and its operating speed is usually 35rmp per minute (the mixing speed and mixing mode can be changed according to the production process requirements). The mixing tank basically relies on the rotation of the mixing motor to drive the mixing shaft and blades to rotate at high speed to mix the materials in the tank, so that the materials can be mixed evenly to achieve the mixing effect.

The above is the difference between stainless steel emulsifying tank and stainless steel mixing tank. When customizing the tank, customers can choose emulsifying tank and mixing tank according to their own production process characteristics.