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Come and see our “TVF🄬 Taylor Flow Nano-Reactor” at Interphex Osaka 2023

We will be exhibiting our award winning TVF🄬 at Interphex Osaka (a Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Trade-Show) From Wednesday the 8th until Friday the 10th of March in Pharmira’s booth (No.13-16).

TVF🄬 technology differs from orthodox crystallization methods through its continuously flowing crystallization method. Phamira is currently using TVF🄬 for the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients.

 

INTERPHEX Osaka 2023  ※Finished

From:March 8(Wed)~10(Fri).2023

Location:INTEX Osaka, Japan

Booth Number:13-16

 

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Launch of our GO-Series; an Expansion of our Wear-Resistant Abrasive Media Range

We launched our new “GO series” of abrasive media on January 2023; an expansion to our our highly appraised heavy grinding-use “HV Series” media. This concludes our High-Durability lineup which consists of our GO series (for general grinding) and HV series (for heavy grinding) .
GO Series Specifications:
・For General Grinding use
・Comes in sizes as small as φ3mm (3/32 Inch)
・40% less wear (more durability) than its predecessor
Its higher durability means less wear, a smaller consumption rate in production, less waste water requiring treatment and a decrease in overall running costs. It also reduces users’ negative impact on the environment.
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Patent registered for TVF’s gas-liquid-slug flow

This is an invention of an effective gas-liquid slug flow for mixing and homogenization and uniformity of particle size by Taylor Vortex Flow Nano-Reactor. This is a joint study with Kobe University National University Corporation “Method of controlling fluid and Taylor Vortex Flow Reactor” (Patent No. 7213513).

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Our smaller capacity, Higher Power 1.0L MightyMild is on the Market

We are proud to anounce that our Mighty Mild lineup, High-force CBF machinery, has expanded to include our revolutionary 1.0L model. While small, it packs a punch; breaking previous limits set by its predecesors by applying up to 40G of centrifugal force to tackle miniscule work pieces & work with complex recesses while reducing defects/cracking in delicate materials such as ceramics.
Mighty Mild does all of this while outputting consistant quality and a highly reduced processing time.
MMC1-4V Features:
①It’s Mild-speed, high pressure flow greatly decreases cracking and impingements
②Increases grinding capabilities of its CBF predecesors by 400%
③40G of force being applied to media means that complex shapes and fine-receses can be finished quickly, effectively and delecately.
④Easy for anyone to use with its intuitive, universally comprehensible design
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Research results on gas-liquid-slug flow were published in the international journal “Chemical Engineering and Processing – Process Intensification.”

Flow and mixing characteristics of gas-liquid slug flow in a continuous Taylor-Couette flow reactor with narrow gap width” was published in issue 183 of the journal. The paper was co-authored with Kobe University. (Author and co-authors: Kobe University’s Keigo Shimizu, Etsushi Komoda, Naoto Omura along with Tipton’s Kairi Kato & Tomoyuki Kobayashi)

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