The difference between emulsion tank and dispersion tank

Nowadays, in industries such as food, beverage, and daily chemical production, emulsifying tank equipment and dispersing tank equipment are often used to emulsify, homogenize, mix, and disperse production materials. However, there are still some differences between emulsion tanks and dispersion tanks. Let's learn about the differences between them together with the editor.

Stainless steel emulsion tank

From the perspective of working principle, the emulsification tank is operated by the high-speed rotation of the emulsification head inside the tank, which generates strong suction force. The material is rotated and sucked down by the strong suction force of the emulsification head, and then thrown towards the stator, and sprayed out through the gaps of the stator teeth. At the same time, the anti vortex baffle at the bottom of the emulsification tank converts the rotational force into up and down tumbling force. Through this repeated action, the materials in the tank are mixed evenly, preventing powdery materials from accumulating and aggregating on the liquid surface, thus achieving the purpose of emulsification and homogenization; The dispersion tank operates at high speed through different types of dispersion disks, and performs high-speed and intense shearing, impact, crushing, and dispersion of materials to achieve rapid mixing, dissolution, dispersion, and refinement, thereby achieving ideal dispersion effects.

Stainless steel dispersion tank

From the perspective of material morphology, the emulsion tank is designed to handle liquid-liquid materials, while the dispersion tank is designed to handle solid-liquid materials.