Stainless steel industrial pump on a base.

Advanced Ultra Hygienic Inline Mixer

Precision, Power, and Process Efficiency in Every Pass

Designed to EHEDG, FDA and cGMP guidelines the advanced UH inline mixer meets with the most stringent pharmaceutical, cosmetic and food industry standards.

This UH inline mixer combines the core benefits of our single-stage inline technology with an ultra-hygienic design that eliminates the need for dismantling during cleaning. The result is a versatile and highly efficient high shear inline mixer that can be easily cleaned in place (CIP), ensuring rapid changeover between batches.

The UH inline mixer is the ideal solution where preventing cross-contamination between batches is key. This is crucial not only in traditional hygienic applications but also in other sectors such as the colours and inks industry.

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Industries we work with

  • Food & Beverage

  • Paints, Inks, Resins & Coatings

  • Cosmetics

  • Chemical Processing

  • Pharmaceutical

Frequently Asked Questions

The right mixer is determined by the process rather than the product category. The main factors are viscosity, batch volume or required flow rate, solids content, operating temperature, the level of shear the product can tolerate, and your cleaning and hygiene standards. A product that needs a stable emulsion or fine particle size reduction will usually call for high shear mixing, while simple blending or keeping solids in suspension may only need an agitator. Our engineers can specify the right configuration for your process — contact the team to discuss your application.

High shear mixers use a rotor-stator assembly to generate intense mechanical and hydraulic shear, breaking down agglomerates, reducing particle and droplet size and producing stable emulsions. Agitators and fluid mixers move product around the vessel more gently, which suits liquid blending, maintaining suspension, improving heat transfer and preventing solids from settling. Choosing between them depends on whether the product needs to be physically broken down or simply moved and combined — and on whether ingredients could be damaged by more aggressive processing.

Yes. We offer tailored process trials so you can see how our equipment performs with your own formulation before committing. Our technical team handles the setup, supports the trial and provides detailed feedback on the results. Trials are particularly useful where product behaviour is hard to predict — high-viscosity products, difficult-to-wet powders, or emulsions that need to stay stable through production.

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