Planetary Mixing Defoamer
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SIENOX Planetary Mixing‑Defoaming Machine SIE‑CV1000
1000mL Large‑Capacity Planetary Mixing · One‑Step Solution for Pilot‑Scale Production
0‑2000rpm Stepless Speed + Optional Vacuum / Temperature Control / MES, Flexible for Production Processes
SIENOX SIE‑CV1000 is a planetary mixing‑defoaming machine designed for pilot‑scale validation and small‑batch production. Its 1000 mL large capacity meets transition requirements from lab R&D to production launch. Adopting synchronous dual‑power revolution‑rotation technology: revolution generates strong centrifugal force for full‑range material convection, while rotation delivers directional shear force for thorough high‑efficiency mixing. Centrifugal force removes bubbles simultaneously, finishing mixing and defoaming in one step.
Optional modules: vacuum module (-98kPa), heating / cooling temperature control, and MES networking system for custom configurations. 304 stainless‑steel frame with imported core components, 153 kg heavy‑duty chassis for stable and reliable long‑term batch operation.
✓ CE Certified ✓ FCC Certified ✓ ISO9001 Quality System ✓ RoHS Compliance ✓ Custom Voltage Available (110V/220V)
Why Must Microbubbles in Materials Be Eliminated?
Residual micro‑bubbles in materials directly affect the yield and performance of end‑products.
Electronic Component ManufacturingMicro‑bubbles in solder paste for SMT processes cause voids and cold solder joints, reducing soldering reliability. Bubble expansion during reflow soldering leads to spattering and bridging. Excessive voids in precision components trigger failures under thermal cycling and lower overall board yield. | Medical Device ManufacturingBubbles in medical silicone and bio‑glue compromise dosage accuracy and consistency, risking dosing deviation. Bubbles in ointment gels cause uneven filling and inconsistent net content. For implant‑grade materials, tiny bubbles may bring biocompatibility risks. | 3D‑Printing ManufacturingMicro‑bubbles in photosensitive resin create layer defects and degrade mechanical strength & surface finish. In large‑volume printing, bubbles produce visible streaks and pits on cured surfaces. Bubbles in metal powder slurry raise porosity of sintered parts and reduce final density. |
✨ Limitations of conventional methods: Manual stirring or standard impeller mixing draws in air, generating more bubbles during agitation. Static degassing takes long hours with limited performance. Therefore, a non‑contact planetary mixing‑defoaming solution is required, which separates bubbles via centrifugal force while mixing materials.
Why Choose SIE‑CV1000
Three Core Advantages Cover the Entire Pilot Production Process
Large‑Capacity Production1000 mL processing capacity meets pilot‑scale up‑scaling and small‑batch production requirements per cycle. Dual‑cup design enables simultaneous processing of two materials or doubled throughput to boost production‑line efficiency. 2000 rpm with fixed speed ratio ensures consistency and repeatability for batch processing. | Modular ExpansionOptional modules including vacuum (-98 kPa), heating/cooling temperature control and MES networking system for flexible configuration according to process requirements. One unit covers multiple scenarios from pilot validation to production launch and reduces redundant equipment investment. Temperature‑control module suits heat‑sensitive and high‑viscosity materials; vacuum module improves micro‑bubble removal performance. | Reliable & DurableRobust unit with stainless‑steel frame; optimized transmission reduces vibration and noise. Balance sensor corrects running eccentricity in real‑time for stable long‑term batch operation. Imported core components deliver high durability, lowering maintenance frequency and operating costs. |
✨ The SIE‑CV1000 integrates three core capabilities: large‑capacity processing, modular expansion and stable operation. It is the ideal equipment from pilot‑scale validation to small‑batch production.
Working Principle
Synchronous revolution‑rotation operation; optional vacuum module enhances defoaming performance.
Step 1: Centrifugal Force from Revolution The rotating revolution plate generates strong centrifugal force on materials inside the container to drive full‑range convection for macro‑mixing. Centrifugal force pushes low‑density bubbles toward the rotation axis for bubble aggregation and release. Step 2: Shear Force from Rotation Containers rotate around their own axis to produce directional shear force, breaking up agglomerated particles for micro‑dispersion. Precisely calculated revolution‑rotation speed ratio ensures thorough mixing. Shear force thins bubble membranes and accelerates bubble rupture. Step 3 (Optional): Vacuum‑Assisted Enhancement With optional vacuum module, chamber pressure drops to ‑98 kPa. Higher pressure difference makes micro‑scale bubbles expand and burst rapidly. The vacuum system continuously exhausts gas to further improve material density. Synchronous revolution‑rotation completes the full “mixing → dispersion → defoaming” workflow inside sealed containers. Optional vacuum module improves micro‑bubble removal performance. | ![]() |
Technical Specifications
Complete Technical Specifications Overview, Customizable on Demand
| Model | SIE‑CV1000 |
| Mixing Capacity | 0‑1000 mL (standard container) * Customizable |
| Container Type | Tubes / Jars / Cups; adapters for syringes & cartridges supported |
| Container Quantity | 1 or 2 jars (user selectable) |
| Max Speed | 0‑2000 RPM (stepless adjustable) |
| Revolution / Rotation Ratio | Fixed planetary ratio |
| Vacuum Degree | Optional: −98 kPa |
| Control System | Touch screen, stores up to 100 recipe sets |
| Power Supply | 220V, 50/60Hz (110V US/JP standard optional) |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 610 × 560 × 780 mm |
| Net Weight | 153 kg |
| Certifications | CE, FCC, ISO9001, RoHS Compliance |
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about product performance and everyday process selection
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Multi‑Model Specification Comparison Table
Compare Models in the Same Series for Accurate Selection
Multi‑Model Specification Comparison Table
| Model | SIE‑CV300 | SIE‑CV1000 | SIE‑CV1000 |
| Mixing Capacity | 0‑300 mL (standard container) * Customizable | 0‑1000 mL (standard container) * Customizable | 0‑1000 mL (standard container) * Customizable |
| Container Type | Tubes / Jars / Cups; adapters for syringes & cartridges supported | Tubes / Jars / Cups; adapters for syringes & cartridges supported | Tubes / Jars / Cups; adapters for syringes & cartridges supported |
| Container Quantity | 1 or 2 jars (user selectable) | 1 or 2 jars (user selectable) | 1 or 2 jars (user selectable) |
| Max Speed | 0‑3000 RPM (stepless adjustable) | 0‑2000 RPM (stepless adjustable) | 0‑2500 RPM (stepless adjustable) |
| Revolution / Rotation Ratio | Fixed planetary ratio | Fixed planetary ratio | Freely adjustable |
| Vacuum Degree | Optional: −98 kPa | Optional: −98 kPa | Optional: −98 kPa |
| Control System | Touch screen, stores up to 100 recipe sets | Touch screen, stores up to 100 recipe sets | Touch screen, stores up to 100 recipe sets |
| Power Supply | 220V, 50/60Hz (110V US/JP standard optional) | 220V, 50/60Hz (110V US/JP standard optional) | 220V, 50/60Hz (110V US/JP standard optional) |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 510 × 430 × 500 mm | 610 × 560 × 780 mm | 610 × 560 × 780 mm |
| Net Weight | 95 kg | 153 kg | 163 kg |
| Certifications | CE, FCC | CE, FCC | CE, FCC |
***Above are typical models only. Customized solutions are available upon customer requirements.
Multi‑Industry Solutions
Covers Mixing & Defoaming Applications for Typical Materials in Six Major Industries
SMT Electronics ManufacturingSolder paste, red glue, flux, underfill adhesive, SMT mounting adhesive |
Photovoltaic ManufacturingSilver paste, aluminum paste, EVA film adhesive, silicone sealant, conductive adhesive |
Automotive ManufacturingStructural adhesive, sealant, thermal‑conductive silicone, primer, anaerobic adhesive |
Printing & PackagingUV ink, water‑based ink, varnish, laminating adhesive, screen‑printing ink |
Cosmetics & Personal CareLotion, cream, gel, foundation, sunscreen |
Ceramic ProcessingAlumina slurry, zirconia slurry, ceramic glaze, electronic ceramic slurry, ceramic binder |
Comprehensive Equipment Operation Demo Videos
Gain intuitive, clear, dynamic insight into synchronous defoaming with planetary centrifugal force and high negative pressure.
Actual‑test Performance Demonstration
Measured Processing Results for Six Typical Materials
Slurry & Powder |
Adhesive |
Hydrogen Energy Materials |
Adhesive |
Base Material & Filler |
Adhesive & Ceramic Powder |
Actual‑test Effect Comparison
Material Before‑and‑after Degassing Comparison
| Material Type | Condition Before Processing | After Processing by SIE‑CV1000 |
| Solder Paste | Numerous micro‑bubbles inside paste; uneven tin‑powder distribution. Tailing and bridging tend to occur during printing. | Smooth and dense paste with well‑dispersed tin powder. Clean release during printing, full solder joints without voids. |
| Conductive Silver Paste | Severe silver‑powder agglomeration, turbid colloid with bubbles; discontinuous conductive paths. | Uniformly dispersed silver powder, clear and dense colloid. Stable conductivity and qualified bonding strength. |
| Ink | Poor pigment dispersion with particles and residual bubbles, resulting in inconsistent printing color shade. | Evenly dispersed pigment, free of particles and bubbles. Consistent printing color and good adhesion. |
* Internal laboratory test data. Actual improvement varies with material formulation. Real‑world customer references are available upon request from sales.












