Jongia Mixing Technology has initiated countless mixing processes all over the world with the help of her agitators. In a number of these mixing processes, crystallization is of great importance to obtain the desired final product.
In this tutorial, Area Sales Manager Bart Brouwer will show you a Batch Crystallization process by means of a lab scale testing unit. In this particular case, sodium sulfate will crystallize by heating and cooling, the Jongia cupmixer element, and a top-over-bottom mixing process.
Jongia Mixing technology is always happy to find the correct solution for your crystallization process.
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Tom Pruymboom
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Teun van der Spek
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Sijko van der Veen
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