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Product category: Mixers, Blenders, Grinders and Mills
News Release from: Hielscher USA
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 22 September 2005

Ultrasound processing technology at
Eurocoat2005

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Hielscher Ultrasound Technology will present its ultrasonic laboratory, bench top, and industrial equipment at this year's Eurocoat2005 in Lyon, France, from 27-29 September

Hielscher Ultrasound Technology will present its ultrasonic laboratory, bench top, and industrial equipment at this years Eurocoat2005 in Lyon, France from 27-29 September Hielscher ultrasonic equipment is being used in the manufacturing of paint, ink and coatings for processes, such as dispersing, homogenising and de-agglomeration

Furthermore, Hielscher ultrasonic equipment offers unique capability for the reduction of primary particles, eg grinding and milling.

In particular for fine particles from several 100 micron down to sub-micron size, ultrasonic cavitation is a very efficient alternative for the milling and dispersing of pigments, such as metal oxides, organic crystals or carbon black.

Ultrasonic reactors are simple to clean and allow for the processing of high concentrations and high viscosities, such as polymers or epoxy resin.

Bench top equipment is available for rental at good conditions to run process trials.

Results of such trials can be scaled linearly up to production levels - reducing the risk and costs involved in the process development.

Hielscher will co-exhibit at Eurocoat2005 with DKSH France, the Hielscher representative for the French Market. Request free introductory details about products from Hielscher USA ...

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