KROHNE Inc. showcased its line of instrumentation products at Process Expo in Chicago. KROHNE highlighted the OPTIMASS 7400, the OPTIWAVE 3500 and 6500, and the OPTIFLUX 6000.

Charles Ross & Son Co. is offering its HSD-15 High Speed Disperser, a floor-mounted model that features an air/oil hydraulic lift, with a telescoping cover that allows for the end user to mix different batch sizes and prevent stratification. 

Factors prompting beverage manufacturers to develop and produce new products has resulted in a growing need for quick access to packaging and processing equipment. However, lead times for new equipment has seen more manufacturers and contract manufacturers turn to rental equipment to accelerate the path to market.

Industrial mixer manufacturer INDCO introduced their model HSD06 pneumatic, variable speed benchtop disperser.

Global manufacturer of industrial mixing equipment Admix Inc. recently launched the Benchmix 10, a high shear lab mixer.

Fresh tasting, clean label and safe are all attributes that are driving beverage-makers to utilize high-pressure processing methods.

Endress+Hauser launched its advanced clamp-on flowmeter unit for water, wastewater and other process industry applications. 

At the Northwest Process & Packaging Expo, Spencer Strainer featured its sanitary self-cleaning filters for process flows of up to 400 gallons per minute (gpm).

Charles Ross & Son Co. offers its ROSS VersaMix triple shaft mixer, which handles challenging mixing applications requiring efficient powder dispersion and critical homogenization of medium to high viscosity slurries, pastes, gels, creams and suspensions, the company says. 

With consumers’ growing preference toward functional beverages, beverage manufacturers are adopting new processing equipment designed to churn out healthier beverages including juices that have undergone high-pressure processing (HPP).