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FS100 High Speed Dispersers |
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¡ôThe conventional use of High Speed Dispersers is the small particles in fluid suspensions. The character of suspended particles is the small particles can¡¯t deposit by the influence of gravity. During the process of dispersedness, several processes occurred at the same time: |
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¡ô The surface of solid particles is wetted by the fluid. |
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¡ôSSolid particles are compelled into smaller particles by high speed rotated blade. |
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¡ô Wetting and flocculent assistant forces are due to the interaction between small particles and fluid. Furthermore, the effect of wetness and flocculation is also determined by this interaction. |
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Parameter |
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¡ôPower: 0.45 kW |
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¡ôVoltage: 220 V, 50Hz |
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¡ôSpeed: 0~8000 rpm |
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¡ôInfinitely Variable from 0 to Max Speed, Digital Display.¡£ |
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¡ôThe driver mounted to allow raising and lowering. |
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TM010 High Speed Dispersers |
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Dimensions Chart |
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