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.
Contact our specialized team for all your questions
Tom Pruymboom
Sales Director
Area Worldwide
Bart Brouwer
Area Sales Manager
Area Worldwide
Technical Questions?
Sijko van der Veen
Application Engineer
Technical Specialist
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