Materials and tools required:
- Formulation of raw materials.
- A measuring tool, such as a one-liter cylinder
- Metric
Directions:
Note: During this process, use latex or rubber gloves (and, if required, proper food-grade clothes).
- Set the measuring device down on the scale.
– Remark: Verify that the scale displays a zero.
- Pour the raw material into the measuring device until it reaches the top.
– Note: When pouring, do not tap the material down or disrupt it.
- Note the material’s weight in kilos.
- Calculate the material’s weight in liters by dividing it by the measurement device’s capacity.
How to Use a Ribbon Blender to Mix Materials (smaller range)
Materials and tools required:
- raw products
- Ribbon Blender, TDPM Series
- Container for blended materials
- Safety eyewear
- Disposable latex or rubber gloves (to shield hands from oil and for use with food-grade goods)
- A hairnet or a beard net (for food-grade items only)
- Sterile shoe coverings (only food-grade items)
WARNING: Use personal protective gear when using the TDPM.
Series Ribbon Blender: Make sure your long hair is pulled back or contained and stay away from jewelry that hangs free.
Directions:
Note: During this process, use latex or rubber gloves (and, if needed, proper food-grade gear).
1. Make sure the mixing tank is spotless.
- Verify that the chute for discharge is closed.
- Lift the mixing tank’s cover.
- Load the materials into the mixing tank manually or with the aid of a conveyor.
Note: For best mixing results, pour enough material to cover the ribbon agitator. Fill the mixing tank no more than 70% of the way to avoid overflowing it.
- Close the mixing tank’s lid.
- Enter the timer’s desired duration (in hours, minutes, and seconds).
- To begin the mixing process, press the “ON” button. When the allotted time has passed, the mixing will automatically cease.
- Turn on the discharge switch by flipping it. The mixing motor might be turned on during this procedure to make it simpler to release the ingredients from the bottom.