Powder‑Fluid Mixing & Defoaming Solution

Working Condition Requirements

• Material Type: Powder‑fluid mixed materials (various powder‑liquid systems in new‑material industry)

• Initial State: Large quantities of stubborn micro‑bubbles remain after powder‑fluid mixing. Traditional imported equipment features complicated operation, lacks automatic regulation, and requires dedicated mixing tanks with high costs, inconvenient after‑sales service and incomplete defoaming.

• Processing Target: Fully and evenly mix powder and fluid materials, thoroughly remove stubborn bubbles to achieve nano‑level defoaming with smooth bubble‑free material surface, meanwhile simplify workflows and lower operating costs.


Comparison Before and After Improvement

Before Improvement — Pain Points of Traditional Imported Equipment

A large domestic new‑material company originally adopted imported defoaming machines, which exposed multiple drawbacks in practical production:

• Complicated operation: Cumbersome workflows with limited automatic control, heavily relying on operator experience and resulting in low efficiency.

High supporting cost: Dedicated mixing tanks are mandatory instead of customers’ original containers, raising procurement expense and introducing secondary sub‑packing procedures.

• Incomplete defoaming: Poor removal performance for stubborn bubbles, residual micro‑bubbles inside materials degrade final product quality.

• Inconvenient after‑sales maintenance: Long repair cycle and high spare‑part cost for imported units, disrupting production schedules.

• Insufficient flexibility: Mixing parameters cannot be flexibly adjusted for diverse materials, failing multi‑variant production demands.


Solution

• Custom fixtures compatible with original containers: Custom‑made fixtures of corresponding specifications fit customers’ actual demands. Mixing‑defoaming can be performed directly in original containers without secondary sub‑packing and greatly cut supporting costs.

• PLC segment control: Multi‑segment PLC program control stores multiple groups of mixing parameters to satisfy multi‑stage mixing‑defoaming requirements for different materials. Exclusive process programs can be activated by one‑click operation.

• Planetary mixing‑defoaming: Rotation‑revolution planetary motion generates powerful shear force and convection flow to thoroughly eliminate stubborn bubbles and realize nano‑level defoaming performance.

• Reliable after‑sales support: Professional technicians provide on‑site guidance upon purchase to extend equipment service life. Complete after‑sales service removes customers’ worries.


Advantages of Mixing‑Defoaming Machine

• Customizable fixtures: Compatible with jars, beakers, glue cups and other vessels of various sizes. Direct processing in original containers without secondary sub‑packing.

• Adjustable rotating speed & fast defoaming: Precisely controlled by PLC for rotating speed and duration to finish mixing‑defoaming efficiently.

• Automated operation: Manual intervention minimized for labor‑saving convenience and less dependence on operator experience.

• Nano‑level defoaming: Thorough elimination of stubborn bubbles for significantly upgraded material quality.

• Customizable functions: Flexible customization according to customer‑specific materials and process requirements to maximize application adaptability.

• Complete after‑sales service: Professional technical support, on‑site installation & training, rapid after‑sales response.


Test Conditions

Item

Parameter

Model

SIE‑MIX90‑C

Test Material

Powder‑fluid mixed material

Test Rotation Speed

1500 rpm

Test Time

3 min

Vacuum Degree

‑95KPa

Sample Provider

A large domestic new‑material enterprise


Effect Comparison Before and After Mixing

Comparison Dimension

Before Mixing (Imported Equipment)

After Mixing (SIENOX Solution)

Bubble Content

Stubborn bubbles retained, incomplete defoaming

Nano‑level defoaming, bubbles completely removed

Material Uniformity

Poor mixing between powder and fluid

Fully homogenized powder‑liquid mixture with fine texture

Operation Convenience

Cumbersome operation, dedicated tanks required plus secondary sub‑packing

Direct processing in original containers with PLC automatic control

Material Appearance

Rough surface with bubbles and agglomerates

Smooth and fine surface without residual bubbles

Overall Cost

High equipment & spare‑part cost, long after‑sales cycle

Cost‑effective, fast after‑sales response and low maintenance cost

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Mature Application Fields

✅ New‑material R&D & Production

✅ Powder‑fluid Mixing Process

✅ Composite Material Preparation

✅ Nanomaterial Dispersion

✅ Functional Coating Production

✅ Special Ceramic Slurries