Chemcore deals in high-performance industrial machines used primarily in the paint, ink, coating, and chemical industries for mixing, dispersing, and grinding material.

Our Dispersers are high-speed mixing machines designed to break down agglomerates and disperse solid particles into liquid. They work by applying shear force through a rotating blade or disc, which creates turbulence and ensures uniform dispersion. These machines are widely used for:

  • Paints and coatings
  • Printing inks
  • Adhesives
  • Cosmetics
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Chemicals

Our dispersers typically come with:

  • Vacuum or non-vacuum operation
  • Hydraulic or mechanical lifting mechanisms
  • Variable speed controls for different viscosities
  • Explosion-proof options for volatile materials

Bead Mills

Our bead mills are wet grinding machines that use tiny grinding media (beads) to break down and disperse solid particles in a liquid medium. These mills are particularly effective for reducing particle sizes to the nanometer or micron range, making them ideal for high-end applications requiring ultrafine dispersion.

Types of Bead Mills:

  • Disc Bead Mill – Uses a disc rotor to agitate the beads for effective grinding.
  • Pin Bead Mill – Uses a pin-type rotor, offering higher efficiency and finer grinding.
  • Turbo Bead Mill – Uses a high-speed rotor for even faster and finer particle reduction.
  • Nano Bead Mill – Specially designed for nano-level grinding, used in applications like pharmaceuticals and electronics.

Key Features

  • Efficient Energy Use – Optimized for high productivity and low energy consumption.
  • Advanced Cooling System – Prevents overheating, ensuring consistent performance.
  • Material Options – Available in stainless steel, ceramic, or polyurethane for different processing needs.
  • Easy Maintenance – Designed for easy cleaning and bead replacement.

Our dispersers and bead mills are widely used in:

  • 1) Paints & coatings – Achieving smooth, high-quality finishes.
  • 2) Pharmaceuticals – Grinding active ingredients to nano sizes for better bioavailability.
  • 3) Cosmetics & skincare – Ensuring even dispersion of pigments and active components.
  • 4) Food & beverages – Producing fine emulsions in products like chocolate and sauces.
  • 5) Electronics & advanced materials – Nano-scale grinding for precision applications.