Vacuum deaerator PDA series
for the food industry

vacuum deaerator
vacuum deaerator
vacuum deaerator
vacuum deaerator
vacuum deaerator
vacuum deaerator
vacuum deaerator
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vacuum, for the food industry

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PerMix Vacuum Deaerators can handle numerous processes including (but not limited) the manufacture of food products, cosmetics and chemicals amongst others, need to avoid air oxidation to ensure a correct preservation or application. End products can be mentioned, such as sauces, fruit pulp, cosmetic creams, syrups, PVC dispersions, lubricants, car polish, shower gels, paraffin and penicillin emulsions, ice creams, adhesives, etc. Processing of liquid products often incorporates air and unwanted gases into the product. These gases normally cause problems such as oxidation, discoloration, inconsistency, bad smell and filling difficulties. The PerMix PDA Continuous Vacuum Deaerator is a totally compact sanitary device designed for the continuous automatic removal of air or other occluded gases from any type of liquid or paste, by means of vacuum. The PerMix PDA series Continuous Vacuum Deaerator starts to work by forming a very high vacuum in the chamber up to -0.95barG, and then to load the product. The product can be even sucked into the chamber by the vacuum if it is with low/middle viscosity, or be transferred with a pump. The deaeration begins with the formation of a fine layer of product, which is distributed firstly on a high speed centrifugal disc with dismountable sieves surrounding it. Depending on the product character and/or processing requirements, the sieve number can be from 0 to 3, with the sieve hole size also to be decided, typically from 1-3mm. The creation of fine layer under vacuum makes the air bubbles in the product burst and the product is then deaerated.

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