The difference between emulsifier and mixer

The difference between emulsifier and mixer:

1. The stator of the emulsifier is generally made of high-strength cemented carbide, which is similar to two grinding discs for shearing motion, which is more wear-resistant. The emulsification effect can be achieved by adjusting the gap.

The advantage is that the mixing effect is good, the selection of the appropriate emulsifying head can be applied to a variety of working conditions, it is widely used, and it is suitable for a variety of different industries;

The disadvantage is that the output is low, and the mixing effect is poor for hard particle materials and high-viscosity materials.

2. High-pressure homogenizer: It is mainly used to mix two liquid substances with better effect, but it is not suitable for mixing solid-liquid substances. Because the homogenizer is mostly plunger type, solid particles will wear the plunger, and the particles will get stuck at the one-way valve, reducing the homogenization effect.  The advantage is the best mixing effect; The disadvantages are high power consumption, low output, prone to failure, and high maintenance costs.

3. The high-speed mixer is mainly used for simple mixing, such as the material itself does not need to be refined, as long as it is simply mixed; The advantage is that the most traditional mixing method, the output is large, and the application is the most extensive; The disadvantage is that there is no shearing and refining effect on the material, and only simple mixing can be carried out.