Magnet agitators for highest hygenic requirements

In the production processes of the biotechnology, pharmacy and food technology it depends on sterility and good cleaning barness of the plants. Therefore modern magnet agitators are not to be excluded any longer from these industries. They offer advantages like absolute tightness, to small maintenance costs and more place on the lid for connecting pieces of all art. the devices of the BMR series of Zeta, member the Christian Water Technology Group, fulfill - like their processing units - all demands, which are made today against a GMP fair production. In particular the open construction of the Magnetimpellers makes the important and perfect cleaning barness possible in situ (CIP). That became in an independent study of Swiss university W�denswil in the three procedures European Hygienic engineering & Design Group (EHEDG), totally Organic carbon (TOC) and Riboflavin proven. A further crucial characteristic is the execution of the ceramic sliding storage, whose generous dimensioning and material combination (silicon carbide against zircon oxide) offer best stability. By the hydrodynamic characteristics of the agitating wing and patented " elevator off" Lubrication channels are wear and particle release almost negligibly. Nevertheless if an exchange of the bushes is necessary, that can be settled uncomplicated to maintain locally. These characteristics cause also the increased employment of the BMR Magnetr�hrwerke in the food technology, since a reduced germ load can extend the minimum durability date of the product. The devices are used with transferable torques from 0,3 Nm to 200 Nm for containers with a maximum agitating volume of up to 45.000 litres. The Zeta delivery program covers besides magnet agitators for bioreactors, putting on devices, conventionally sealed agitators and foam destroyers. More information under www.zeta.com.Bi ldunterschrift: This BMR Magnetr�hrwerke is suitable for cell cultural fermenters with filling volumes from 2 to about 3000 litres. Photo: Christian Water Technology Group�

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