Vacuum Emulsifying Mixers for Creams, Lotions and Ointments
Each GRAND Machinery Technology vacuum emulsifying mixer, also known as a vacuum homogenizer mixer, combines high-shear homogenization, vacuum mixing, wall-scraping agitation, heating and cooling in one system. Choose from 10 L to 150 L working capacities for cosmetic, personal care, pharmaceutical, food and chemical formulations.
- 10–150 L working capacity
- Homogenizer up to 3,500 rpm
- Vacuum level around -0.09 MPa
Emulsifying Mixer Systems Built Around Your Formulation
From 10 L small batches to 150 L production runs, GRAND Machinery Technology vacuum emulsifying mixers help cosmetic, pharmaceutical and food manufacturers make smooth, stable emulsions with fewer air bubbles and repeatable batch quality.
Choose the Right Emulsifying Mixer Capacity
Four standard vacuum emulsifying mixer models cover 10 L small batches through to 150 L production batches. Final configuration is confirmed for each project.
10L Vacuum Emulsifying Mixer
Compact system for small-batch production of creams, lotions and other viscous formulations.
- 10 L working volume (20 L main pot)
- Homogenizer 0–3,500 rpm
- Separate 10 L water and oil phase tanks
- SUS316L main vessel contact surfaces
50L Vacuum Emulsifying Mixer (Lift-Type)
Lift-type design with motor-driven screw lifting and variable-speed frame scraper agitation.
- 50 L working volume (70 L main pot)
- Homogenizer 0–2,800 rpm
- SUS304 inner vessel, jacket and cladding
- Electric heating, tap-water cooling
100L Vacuum Emulsifying Mixer
Production-scale mixer with hydraulic lifting and tilting for easier discharge and cleaning.
- 100 L working capacity (160 L main vessel)
- Homogenizer 0–3,500 rpm, 3 kW
- 60 L oil tank and 80 L water tank
- SUS316L inner vessel (5 mm), PU foam insulation
150L Vacuum Emulsifying Mixer
Larger-batch system with hydraulic lifting, a CIP cleaning head and configurable heating.
- 150 L working capacity (220 L main vessel)
- Homogenizer 0–3,500 rpm, 3 kW
- SUS316L inner vessel, 5 mm
- Steam or electric heating, water cooling
Not Sure Which Emulsifying Mixer Fits Your Batch?
Tell us your product type, viscosity, batch size and heating needs. We will recommend a suitable vacuum emulsifying mixer model and configuration.
PRODUCTION CHALLENGES
Solving Common Challenges in Cream, Lotion and Ointment Mixing
Air Bubbles and Uneven Texture
Mixing viscous creams and lotions in open tanks can trap air, causing bubbles, foaming and an uneven, dull finish in the final product.
HOW OUR MIXERS HELP
Mixing and homogenizing under vacuum helps remove entrapped air, so creams, gels and ointments come out smoother and more uniform.
PRODUCTION BENEFITS
Unstable Emulsions and Phase Separation
When oil and water phases are not fully dispersed, products can separate in storage, turn grainy or vary from one batch to the next.
HOW OUR MIXERS HELP
A high-shear homogenizer with adjustable speed up to 3,500 rpm (2,800 rpm on the CB50) refines droplet size, while wall-scraping agitation keeps the whole batch moving for a uniform emulsion.
PRODUCTION BENEFITS
Heating, Cooling and Long Batch Cycles
Many formulations need the oil and water phases heated separately, then cooled under control. Manual heating and transfers lengthen batches and affect consistency.
HOW OUR MIXERS HELP
Separate oil and water phase tanks on the CB10, CB100 and CB150, plus a jacketed main vessel with electric or steam heating and water cooling, keep each stage within one closed system.
PRODUCTION BENEFITS
Difficult Discharge and Cleaning
Sticky, high-viscosity products cling to vessel walls, which slows discharge and makes cleaning between formulations time-consuming.
HOW OUR MIXERS HELP
Wall-scraping agitators, lifting vessel lids and tilting or positive-pressure discharge on larger models help empty the vessel, and the CB150 adds a CIP cleaning head.
PRODUCTION BENEFITS
Planning a Cream or Ointment Production Line?
Share your formulation, target batch size and utilities. We will propose a suitable mixer model and options, and advise on tube filling and packaging equipment for the rest of your line.
Emulsifying Mixer Applications by Industry
Vacuum emulsifying mixers are used wherever smooth, stable emulsions and pastes are needed, from skincare creams to topical ointments and food sauces.
Pharmaceutical
Ointments, creams, gels and other topical preparations that need uniform dispersion and air-free mixing.
Cosmetics & Personal Care
Face creams, body lotions, hair conditioners, sunscreens and makeup bases with a smooth, stable texture.
Food Processing
Mayonnaise, salad dressings, sauces and other emulsified food products.
Daily Chemical
Hand creams, shampoos, shower gels, liquid soaps and other viscous household care products.
Healthcare Products
Medical gels, skin-care ointments and other creams for healthcare and wellness use.
Chemical Products
Polishes, pastes, coatings and other viscous chemical emulsions.
WHY CHOOSE GRAND
An Emulsifying Mixer Manufacturer You Can Rely On
GRAND Machinery Technology supplies vacuum emulsifying mixers and matching filling and packaging equipment, configured around your formulation, batch size and plant layout.
Hygienic, Durable Construction
Stainless steel vessels in SUS316L or SUS304, jacketed construction and PU insulation, built for daily production and easy cleaning.
Configurable Options
Choose batch capacity, heating method, lifting and discharge style to match your formulation and workflow.
Process Guidance
Practical advice on homogenizer speed, vacuum, heating and cooling settings for your product.
Model Selection Assistance
Not sure between 10 L and 150 L? We help you match batch size, viscosity and output to the right emulsifying mixer.
OUR PRODUCTS
From Mixing to Filling and Packaging
Pair your vacuum emulsifying mixer with GRAND tube filling and sealing, cartoning, case packing and inspection machines for a complete cream and ointment line.
FAQ / EMULSIFYING & MIXING
Vacuum Emulsifying Mixer FAQs
Common questions about batch capacity, homogenizing, vacuum mixing, heating and cooling, and vessel materials.
What products can a vacuum emulsifying mixer produce?
Our vacuum emulsifying mixers are designed for creams, lotions, ointments, and other viscous formulations used in cosmetic, personal care, pharmaceutical, food, and chemical production.
Which batch capacities are available?
Listed models include 10 L (CB10), 50 L (CB50), 100 L (CB100), and 150 L (CB150) working capacities. The 10 L model suits small-batch production, while larger models suit higher batch volumes. Choose according to your batch size and production plans.
Why is mixing done under vacuum?
Mixing and homogenizing under vacuum helps reduce air entrapment in viscous products, which supports a smoother texture and more consistent appearance.
How fast does the homogenizer run?
The CB10, CB100, and CB150 list high-shear homogenizers with adjustable speeds up to 3,500 rpm, while the CB50 lists up to 2,800 rpm. All models combine the homogenizer with wall-scraping agitation. The shear you need depends on your formulation.
Do the mixers include heating and cooling?
The CB10, CB100, and CB150 integrate heating and cooling systems, and the CB50 lists electric heating with tap-water cooling. Confirm the heating method and the temperature range your process requires when you request a quotation.
What materials are used for the mixing vessel?
The CB10, CB100, and CB150 use SUS316L stainless steel for the main inner vessel (5 mm on the CB100 and CB150). On the CB100, the middle jacket (3 mm) and outer cladding (2 mm) are SUS304, with PU foam insulation. The CB50 uses SUS304 for the inner vessel, jacket, and cladding. Let us know any material requirements for your industry.
How is the vessel lid lifted for cleaning and discharge?
Lifting systems vary by model: the CB100 uses hydraulic lifting and tilting, the CB150 uses hydraulic lifting, and the CB50 uses motor-driven screw lifting. Consider cleaning access, discharge method, and available space.
GET IN TOUCH
Get Your Emulsifying Mixer Quote
Tell us about your product, target batch size, viscosity and heating method. We will recommend a suitable vacuum emulsifying mixer and prepare a quotation for you.
- Model and capacity selection
- Process and configuration review
- Project-specific quotation