Have you ever wondered about the genius behind your mixer – and about the geniuses who designed and built it?  If you haven’t… perhaps you should.

Mixers are different from other off-the-shelf capital equipment.  Every application has unique specifications; in order for that application to function properly, your mixer has to be carefully designed and maintained.  This involved a seamless combination of science and technology; the minds behind your mixer and the testing and manufacturing facilities can make all the difference between getting “just another mixer” and the mixer that’s actually right for you.

Your mixing partner should want you to see their capabilities – from beginning to end.  It should be more than a factory tour.  The people should be happy to explain what they do and how they worked to facilitate your project, show you where and how your equipment is built and tested, and even give you a test demonstration of performance

About the author: Dr. Wyczalkowski has been with Philadelphia Mixing Solutions for over 18 years. He has a Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering and Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering. He holds several mixing related patents.

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