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Ointment Manufacturing Vessel

Jacketed, SS316 and mirror-finished, this 10,000 L mixing vessel is built for ointment production with electrical heating and a homogenizer agitator. It has a removable top cover and a 10–15 bar maximum design pressure, and is leg mounted to customised design. Request a quote for this ointment manufacturing vessel.

10,000 L
Capacity
Jacketed mixing vessel
Vessel Type
SS316
Material Grade

Technical specifications

Capacity
10,000 L
Vessel Type
Jacketed mixing vessel
Material Grade
SS316
Surface Finish
Mirror finish
Agitator
Homogenizer
Heating
Electrical
Max Design Pressure
10–15 bar
Top Cover
Removable
Mounting
Leg mounted
Automation Grade
Semi-automatic
Phase
3

10,000 L jacketed ointment manufacturing vessel: SS316, mirror finish, homogenizer agitator, electrical heating, 10–15 bar max design pressure, removable top cover, leg mounted, semi-automatic, 3 phase, customised design.

Key features

✓Capacity 10,000 L
✓Jacketed
✓SS316, mirror finish
✓Homogenizer agitator
✓Electrical heating
✓Max design pressure 10–15 bar
✓Removable top cover
✓Leg mounted
Price upon request

What this category covers

This category covers plants and vessels used to manufacture ointments, creams, lotions and gels. These products melt, mix, emulsify and homogenize semi-solid formulations in jacketed vessels, often under controlled temperature and vacuum. The category includes individual manufacturing vessels and complete multi-vessel plants.

Includes:

  • ✓Main ointment manufacturing vessels
  • ✓Wax and water phase vessels
  • ✓Complete automatic ointment and cream plants
  • ✓Jacketed mixing vessels with stirrers
  • ✓Vessels with built-in homogenizers
  • ✓Storage vessels for finished bulk

Excludes:

  • ✕Tube filling and sealing machines (see Ointment Section)
  • ✕Liquid syrup plants
  • ✕Powder blending equipment

Examples (not the full range):

  • ›A large jacketed ointment manufacturing vessel
  • ›A mirror-finished cream mixing vessel

What these products are used for

These products combine oil and water phases into a stable, uniform semi-solid product. They address problems such as uneven mixing, phase separation, air bubbles and inconsistent texture, and they reduce manual handling between process steps.

Buying, comparing, learning and reordering

Buyers usually specify batch size and product type first. Comparison searches look at vessel volume, stirrer design, heating method and vacuum. Learning searches ask how ointment plants are laid out. Repeat demand includes seals, gaskets, stirrer parts and additional vessels for capacity.

Key variations within this category

Vessel volume and batch size
Material grade and internal surface finish
Stirrer and anchor design
Heating and cooling: jacketed or coil
Homogenizer: built-in or separate
Single vessel versus complete plant

Use cases and scenarios

A pharma company produces medicated ointments in large batches. A cosmetic brand makes face creams and lotions. An Ayurvedic manufacturer prepares herbal balms. A contract manufacturer switches between gel and cream formulations.

How to choose

Choose vessel volume from batch plans, with room to grow. Match the stirrer and homogenizer to the product's viscosity. Mirror-finished, easy-clean vessels suit frequent product changes. Complete plants cost more but simplify integration; single vessels suit upgrades.

Related categories and products

Related categories include the ointment section, colloid mills, inline homogenizers and storage tanks. Buyers often also need tube filling machines and maintenance services.

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