What to Do If the Bearing Bush of a Vacuum Homogenizing Emulsifier Is Damaged?

As we all know, vacuum homogenizing emulsifiers boast high production efficiency, excellent performance, and easy, reliable operation. They help enterprises save significant labor, production, and time costs while boosting profitability. So, what should you do if the bearing bush of a vacuum homogenizing emulsifier gets damaged? The team at Gangben Machinery—your trusted emulsifier manufacturer—has the answers.The stability of emulsions produced by emulsifiers is related to raw material properties, operational characteristics, and mechanical features during preparation:

• Raw material properties: Include material type, water compatibility, and feeding sequence.

• Operational characteristics: Cover material addition and mixing methods, emulsification temperature, and emulsification time.

• Mechanical features: Involve emulsifier type, stirring speed, and the shape and diameter of stirring blades.

During pre-emulsification, the system temperature is generally above 10℃. While lower temperatures yield more stable pre-emulsions, they require longer emulsification time.

Advantages Over Traditional Emulsifiers

Compared with traditional models, vacuum emulsifiers offer distinct application advantages. Products processed by vacuum emulsifiers are not only glossy but also fine-textured and highly spreadable. Additionally, the vacuum emulsifiers designed and manufactured by our company are equipped with intelligent systems, greatly improving production efficiency. To ensure stable and reliable operation, proper maintenance is essential to reduce malfunctions and extend service life.

Basic Structure & Working Principle

A typical vacuum emulsifier consists of a slow mixing system, a high-speed homogenizing system, a heating/cooling system, a lid lifting system, a feeding/discharging system, and a safety control system. Currently, vacuum emulsifiers on the market feature increasingly high automation levels, fully complying with new production standards in fields such as pharmaceuticals.Unlike conventional emulsifiers, high-shear homogenizing emulsifiers achieve emulsification or homogenization through strong shear force inside the tank. When fluid velocity changes from one area to another, the fluid is sheared. Therefore, materials transported to the top of the tank by the force of the rotating lower blades are subjected to intense shear force from the upper blades.That’s all about handling bearing bush damage in vacuum homogenizing emulsifiers. For more information on emulsifier models, prices, bulk supply, and other details, visit the official website of Gangben Machinery—your professional vacuum homogenizing emulsifier manufacturer. We welcome you to explore our resources!