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Creams at 10 rpm. Solutions at 600. Same Mixer.
Most benches do not mix one thing. A lotion before lunch, a buffer after, a suspension that thickens as the reaction runs. The 600 rpm model of the 80 W Three-One Motor series covers that spread: 1.3 N·m of torque for creams, gels, and syrups, and a 10 to 600 rpm range that feedback control holds wherever you set it, whatever the material does along the way.
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1200 rpm With Torque to Spare.
Thin batches rarely stay thin. A solution takes up a polymer, a shampoo base builds as the surfactant hydrates, a sauce reduces as it warms. The 1200 rpm model of the 80 W Three-One Motor series dissolves and disperses at speed, then holds that speed with 0.7 N·m behind it as the batch thickens. Any setting from 20 to 1200 rpm, held from the first minute to the last.
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3000 rpm. Every One of Them Under Control.
High speed is easy to reach and hard to hold. Powders wet in and drag on the blade, an emulsion builds body as it forms, a dispersion changes as particles break down. The 3000 rpm model of the 80 W Three-One Motor series holds whatever speed you set across the full 50 to 3000 rpm range as the batch changes under the blade, and always starts from the lowest speed, never from where you left it.
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Sixty Years of Mixing Pastes. Still 5 rpm.
The original Three-One Motor has held its shape since 1966 because the job has not changed: turn thick material slowly, hold the speed, do it again tomorrow. The 300 rpm model of the 40 W line brings 1.3 N·m of torque and a true 5 rpm floor to pastes, creams, and gels in bench-size batches, with feedback control holding whatever you set from the first minute to the last.
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The Mixer Most Benches Start With.
Ask a formulation lab which mixer has been on the bench longest and it is usually a 600. The 600 rpm model of the 40 W line covers creams, gels, and syrups at low speed and dissolves and disperses thin liquids at the top, with feedback control holding the speed you set as the batch changes under the blade.
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