Charles Ross Articles

  1. High Speed Mixing: Saw-Tooth Dispersers Vs. Rotor/Stator Mixers 4/5/2011

    The saw-tooth disperser and rotor/stator mixer are two of the most widely used high speed mixers yet many are unaware of the differences in their utility and operating capacities. By Charles Ross and Son Company

  2. Improve Emulsion Stability Through Ultra-High Shear Mixing 4/5/2011

    The droplet size distribution of an emulsion largely dictates its stability. Today, ultra-high shear rotor/stator designs are available which can improve emulsion stability of certain formulations. By Charles Ross and Son Company

  3. Ross Launches New Food Mixers Website 6/27/2007
    Charles Ross & Son Company has announced the launch of a new website covering the company’s line of products sold to the Food Industry
  4. Building A Competitive Edge With Versatile Mixing Equipment 4/14/2004
    The specifications that define a mixer built for a pharmaceutical or cosmetic application reflect a combination of industry standards and the mixing functions needed for that particular application
  5. Mixing Technology Considerations For The Cannabis And CBD Industries

    Explore an array of mixers and mixing technologies that can help you throughout the cannabis product manufacturing process.

  6. Selection Criteria For Ribbon, Vertical, Or Tumble Blenders

    Aside from the level of shear or ‘gentleness,’ a number of other factors help determine which type of blender will work best in certain applications. Explore considerations for blender selections.

  7. Mixing Equipment And Applications In The Food Industry

    We discuss traditional and new specialty mixing technologies for food manufacturing and present sample applications of processing challenges and the corresponding mixing technologies to resolve them.

  8. How To Choose The Right Mixer For High-Viscosity Mixing Applications

    A few years ago, the process of selecting a mixer for most applications was straight- forward. When increased demand required an increase in production, process engineers were naturally inclined to choose the type of mixer that had worked before in the same application. When they began talking to equipment manufacturers, their questions focused on capacity, auxiliary equipment, projected delivery and price. Many tested equipment before signing a purchase order.

  9. Double Planetary Mixing & Drying Of Granulations For Supplements

    Vitamin and mineral supplements in solid dosage forms undergo mixing, granulation and drying processes which have traditionally required multiple dedicated pieces of equipment.

  10. Recommended Mixing Equipment For Fish Oil Supplements

    High shear mixers are used to prepare emulsions under 10,000 centipoise. The single-stage design features a four-blade rotor turning at tip speeds around 3,000-4,000 ft/min.