NOW quick, thorough mixing of dry products
with the N
E W Nauta Mixer
Precessional motion of Nauta speeds production... cuts costs Uniform, quick mixing of any number of dry materials in any proportions . . . wetting dry materials with small quantities of liquid . . . or dissolving solids in a liquid media . . . these are the exclusive features of the new N a u t a Mixer. The gentle, yet positive action of the precessional motion of the N a u t a intimately mixes products in any proportion . . . without dusting or change in their original characteristics. By shortening time cycles required for thorough mixing, the N a u t a Mixer increases production. The revolutionary precessional motion means less power consumption. This is a combination that results in substantially lower costs. Why not try the new Nauta Mixer in your operations? We will gladly send complete infor mation on request.
Let us Pretest your
product
A quantity of your product ingredients can be mixed under actual production conditions in a Nauta Mixer now in the Buflovak Research Laboratory and Testing Plant, with positive re sults. Let us tell you about this service.
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For profitable use in many industries The advantages of N a u t a Mixers can be enjoyed wherever dry materials require thorough mixing. Agricultural products Meat Ceramic materials Metal powders Chemicals P a i n t pigments Cosmetics Pharmaceuticals Dissolving viscose rayon Resins and plastics Fertilizers Seeds Fish meal Sizing compounds Flour Starch Food products Sugar Insecticides M a n y other products Latex mixed with chemicals
T h e Buflovak E q u i p m e n t Division of Blaw-Knox C o m p a n y is t h e exclusive licensee for t h e N a u t a Mixer. I t is built to the same exacting standards for which Buflovak is famous in building evaporators, dryers, autoclaves, kettles and other equipment.
BLAW-KNOX COMPANY Buflovak Equipment Division, 1549 Fillmore Avenue, Buffalo 11, Ν. Υ. For further information, circle number 119 A on Readers' Service Card, page 117 A VOL. 48, NO. 11
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