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High-Speed Dissolver LMHD-A106 For Uniform Dispersion Applications


What is a High-Speed Dissolver LMHD-A106?

Labmate LMHD-A106 is a laboratory high-speed dissolver used for controlled high-shear mixing, dispersion, and emulsification of powders, liquids, and semi-solid formulations.
It is designed for laboratory-scale and R&D formulation work.

What does Labmate LMHD-A106 do?

Labmate LMHD-A106 performs three main functions:

  • Breaks powder agglomerates

  • Disperses solids into liquid systems

  • Forms uniform emulsions and suspensions

It is used when controlled particle distribution is required in laboratory formulations.

How does Labmate LMHD-A106 work?

Labmate system operates using a high-speed rotor–stator dispersing mechanism that generates shear forces inside a vessel.

Working Steps:

  1. Sample is placed in a compatible vessel

  2. Rotor rotates at controlled speed (500–6000 RPM)

  3. Shear forces break particle clusters

  4. Material disperses into liquid medium

  5. Uniform mixture is achieved

This ensures repeatable laboratory-scale processing.

Industries using Labmate LMHD-A106

  • Pharmaceutical formulation laboratories

  • Chemical research and testing labs

  • Cosmetic product development facilities

  • Food and beverage research labs

  • Academic research institutions

These industries use controlled shear mixing for formulation consistency.

Core Functional Capabilities

  • High-shear rotor–stator mixing system

  • Digital programmable control (speed, time, acceleration)

  • Variable speed up to 6000 RPM

  • Multi-viscosity sample handling

  • Benchtop laboratory design

These capabilities support formulation development and testing workflows.

Technical Specifications

Parameter

Value

Speed Range

500–6000 RPM

Processing Volume

50–2000 mL

Motor Power

0.75 kW

Control System

Digital programmable interface

Power Supply

220 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Weight

Approx. 19 kg

How to choose Labmate LMHD-A106

Use Labmate LMHD-A106 when:

  • High-shear dispersion is required

  • Medium to high-viscosity materials are processed

  • Repeatable formulation results are required

  • Controlled RPM and acceleration are needed

  • Benchtop laboratory operation is preferred

It is not intended for low-shear blending.

High-Speed Dissolver vs Other Equipment

Equipment

Function

When to Use

High-Speed Dissolver

Shear-based dispersion

Pigments, emulsions, suspensions

Homogenizer

Particle size reduction

Nano-scale emulsions

Overhead Stirrer

Low-shear mixing

Gentle blending

Magnetic Stirrer

Basic liquid mixing

Low-viscosity systems

Complementary Equipment

  • Laboratory homogenizers

  • Emulsifying systems

  • Overhead stirrers

  • Magnetic stirrers

These support full laboratory formulation workflows.

Design Features

  • Digital control interface

  • Adjustable rotor positioning

  • Controlled acceleration and deceleration

  • Stable benchtop structure

  • Safety interlock system

These ensure controlled laboratory operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is Labmate LMHD-A106 used for?
     It is used for high-shear mixing and dispersion of powders, liquids, and semi-solid formulations in laboratory environments.

Q2. How does a high-speed dissolver work?
     It uses a rotor–stator system to generate shear forces that break particle clusters and distribute materials uniformly.

Q3. What materials can it process?
       It processes powders, liquids, suspensions, emulsions, and viscous formulations.

Q4. Is it suitable for viscous materials?
       Yes, it supports medium to high-viscosity laboratory samples.

What is the difference between dissolver and homogenizer?

A dissolver focuses on shear-based dispersion, while a homogenizer reduces particle size to finer scales for stable emulsions.

Executive Summary

Labmate LMHD-A106 High-Speed Dissolver is laboratory equipment used for high-shear dispersion, emulsification, and mixing of powders, liquids, and semi-solid formulations. It operates using a rotor–stator system that generates controlled shear forces for uniform particle distribution. It is widely used in pharmaceutical, chemical, cosmetic, food, and research laboratories. With variable speed control up to 6000 RPM and programmable operation, it supports repeatable laboratory-scale mixing and formulation workflows.