Emulsification tank is a device that utilizes the centrifugal force generated by a high-speed and powerful rotating rotor to radially throw materials into the narrow and precise gap between the stator and rotor. At the same time, it is subjected to centrifugal compression, impact and other forces to disperse, mix and emulsify the materials. The machine has the advantages of compact structure, small volume, light weight, easy operation, low noise, and smooth operation. Its characteristic is that it does not grind the medium in the production process, and integrates high-speed shearing, dispersion, homogenization, mixing, and crushing.

The device has the advantages of compact structure, small volume, light weight, easy operation, low noise, and smooth operation. Its characteristic is that it does not grind the medium in the production process, and integrates high-speed shearing, dispersion, homogenization, mixing, and crushing. Under the centrifugal force generated by the high-speed and strong rotating rotor, the high shear machine throws the material radially into the narrow and precise gap between the stator and rotor, while being subjected to centrifugal compression, impact and other forces, causing the material to disperse, mix and emulsify.

Emulsifying tanks are widely used in industries such as food (dairy) products, beverages, biopharmaceuticals, and fine chemicals to mix and emulsify materials, thereby improving production efficiency and material quality.

The emulsification tank can stage and emulsify materials at high speed, allowing multiple materials to mix evenly and obtain a uniform liquid. At the same time, the emulsification tank also has heating, cooling, insulation, and stirring functions. The tank body is designed with process pipe openings such as material inlet, outlet, and pure water outlet, which can provide full conditions for the emulsification process.