Vorti-Siv Pharmaceutical Lab Case Study

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THE APPLICATION

The sieving and de-agglomeration of 5 kg batches of Magnesium Stearate

powders for a large pharmaceutical manufacturer. The material needs to be

sieved in 20 minutes through U.S. 40 mesh.

THE PROBLEM

Most of the samples have agglomerates. The coarse particles need to be removed from the samples continuously. The operator needs to run the batch unattended and requires an accurate feed system.

THE SOLUTION

VORTI-SIV Model RBF-10 gyratory lab unit with a 10" diameter sieve which

utilizes a variable speed frequency control and continuous oversize discharge

outlet. In addition, a stainless steel self-feed hopper is used to meter the powder.

THE BENEFITS

Minimum Clean-up and Product Changeover-Onlytwo (2) stainless steel sanitary product contact parts enables fast changeover. An optional removable dome or scoop feed cover enables dust-free sieving.

De-Agglomerating Sieve-

Four (4) optional highly polished stainless steel 2" diameter disks are put on the screen surface to break the agglomerates. The RBF-10 mechanical gyration causes the disks to randomly impact agglomerates, reducing all lumps to fine powder.

Self-feed Hopper –

The all stainless steel 5 kg capacity hopper with adjustable slide gate enables the material to be properly metered to the screen surface. Efficiently controlling the feed rate decreases the amount of agglomerates.

Variable Speed –

The RBF-10 utilizes a 3450RPM electric motor. A digital frequency inverter

enables the mechanical vibration to be controlled from 800 to 3450RPM. This

feature improves the processing flexibility of each product sample.

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Figure legend:

All stainless steel Model RBF-10with stainless steel hopper and

variable frequency drive.

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