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The homogenizers from CTT possess numerous technical features that play a significant role in enhancing product performance and safety.Below are some key technical features of the homogenizers.
The micro-jet diamond interactive cavity, through its unique micro-jet design, achieves ultra-fine grinding and homogenization.Dynamic high-pressure microjets generate jet speeds of up to 500m/s, providing industry-leading shear forces.
This feature ensures high consistency and repeatability in material treatment.The homogenizer's exterior is covered with a stainless steel wire-drawing plate, which is aesthetically pleasing and meets the GMP certification standards of the pharmaceutical industry.
The pressure control system uses a two-stage mechanical pressure regulation mechanism, which is user-friendly, safe, and reliable.The special ceramic material homogenizing valve is suitable for products with high grinding hardness.
The pump body is forged from stainless steel with a straight-through three-way structure, effectively preventing the accumulation of internal stress and cracking.The transmission system features a primary belt-type transmission and a secondary transmission with a special deceleration device, utilizing three-plunger and multi-plunger configurations.
The power system's crankshaft is made of wear-resistant ball alloy cast iron, precision-machined to extend its service life.The homogenizer is designed for durability, reducing the frequency and cost of maintenance.
Concurrent design optimizes component manufacturability early in R&D through cross-departmental collaboration, significantly improving the production efficiency and flexibility of life science equipment. Combining modular design with virtual simulation effectively reduces development costs, shortens product time-to-market, and enhances market competitiveness.
Riveting is a well-established method of joining two or more pieces of material together, most commonly metals, using a mechanical fastener known as a rivet. This technique has been used for centuries and remains essential in various industries, such as aerospace, automotive, construction, and shipbuilding. Despite the rise of alternative fastening methods, riveting continues to be an invaluable solution for applications where strong, durable, and vibration-resistant joints are required.
Pickling and passivation are two essential processes used to treat metal surfaces, particularly stainless steel, to improve their resistance to corrosion. While both techniques help maintain the integrity and lifespan of metal components, they differ significantly in their methods, applications, and the results they achieve. Whether it’s ensuring the durability of machinery in harsh environments, enhancing the aesthetics of a product, or complying with industry standards, understanding these processes is critical for industries such as aerospace, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and chemical manufacturing.
The medical industry demands not only precision and durability but also compliance with stringent safety and hygiene standards. One material that consistently meets these requirements is sheet metal. From MRI machine frames and surgical tables to portable medical devices and diagnostic equipment, sheet metal is essential for manufacturing components that ensure the longevity, functionality, and safety of medical tools and devices.
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