Featured products, company announcements and industry developments - here are some of the highlights of the past few months from the POWTECH international community


MIXER PASSES THE QUALITY TEST


Dinnissen process technology has a new mixing innovation: the Pegasus R&D mixer. It was developed for a customer wanting a compact mixer for the testing of a very specific chemical process. The


MAKING AN IMPACT ON A CARIBBEAN BEACH


Netherlands company designed one that allows producers to quickly test product compositions using complex processing techniques. The request came from a company in the chemical sector wanting to test their ideas on renewable energy. Their chemical process meant that a batch is mixed continuously for 24 hours with exactly 1 gram of additives, while temperature and humidity are controlled. | dinnissen.eu


The Dominican building materials maker Calizamar has recently commissioned the BHS-Sonthofen RPM 1513 rotor impact mill to produce high-quality crushed sand. The addition brings the number of crushing plants from the German brand operating in the Caribbean to three. Companies working in such environments need high-quality crushed sand with consistently reliable properties for their products, something their original mobile impact crushers were unable to guarantee, given the high cubicity needed. | bhs-sonthofen.com


A WORLD FIRST FOR FRAUNHOFER


The world’s first Glatt synthesis reactor for temperatures up to 1300°C has been put into operation at the Hermsdorf site of the Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS in Germany. What makes this achievement unique is that the powder synthesis process was based for the first time on a flameless concept with pulsating gas flow.


| glatt.com


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