Configure bag port connections for use (sensor, hose barb, TC)
Standard automation modules for mixing and weighing
Optional modules for pH monitoring and temperature are available
HMI touchscreen and user-friendly software for automated control of
modules, user permissions, password management, trends, alarm and calibration, audit trail
Install bag and start processing in minutes
Weighing measurment & control via loadcell
Optional features include temperature, pH, and jacketed tote.
Zero-g mixers are very versatile and are the legacy products of our mixer portfolio. The high-performance Mix Head design allows for both effective and gentle mixing at the same time. The Zero-g mixer covers a vast range of applications all through the process. The aseptic design and FDA compliance, combined with the benefits of the Zero-g bearing design makes it ideal for use in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
Magnetic shock absorber Floating Zero-g bearing technology Superior mixing performance Robust design
Technology Upgrade options Highest level of aseptic design Ease of use Designed for easy scale-up
Why Zero-g Mixers?
Easily Replaceable Parts
Both silicone carbide parts of the sliding bearing can easily be replaced on-site. There is no need to ship to manufacturer, instead, keep extra spare parts in-house for minimum downtime.
The Most Aseptic Design Available
Thanks to the floating bearing design, the non-contact allows for cleaning agents to access every surface of the mixer.
Access Every Last Drop
Low volume mixing due to the bearing design that does not have to be fully covered by liquid. During vessel draining, it is possible to run the mixer ‘till the last drop without failure.
Agile Design
Our Zero-g Mixers has an agile design that makes it possible to customize and accommodate your needs – no matter what you are mixing.
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