Foam during protein mixing causes product overflow, traps protein in tanks and pipework and fouls downstream equipment costing a typical protein processor up to €425,000 a year or more in quantified losses alone.1 Our Tetra Pak® Industrial Protein Mixer addresses these challenges at their source, improving protein utilisation by up to 14%.2 Vacuum intake, no-foam inlet, dynamic baffle and sensor-based controls work together to minimise foam and deaerate efficiently within the mixer itself.
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Excessive foam during protein mixing leads to product overflow, costly losses and production downtime. Our Tetra Pak® Industrial Protein Mixer is designed to minimise foam at its source, helping you retain more product, reduce cleaning and maintenance requirements and streamline your downstream process. Watch the film to see it in action.
Excessive foam during protein mixing leads to product overflow, costly losses and production downtime. Our Tetra Pak® Industrial Protein Mixer is designed to minimise foam at its source, helping you retain more product, reduce cleaning and maintenance requirements and streamline your downstream process. Watch the film to see it in action.
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1. Batch model: Based on our internal analysis of a typical protein powder processing scenario. Assumes product cost of €6/kg (dry matter), batch size of 15,000 kg, 4 batches per day, 300 working days per year, CIP cost of €20 per cycle and maintenance cost of €6,000 per service. Total excludes the cost of downtime related to cleaning and maintenance, improper heat treatment due to air inclusion and reduced product stability. Actual figures vary depending on production conditions, product type and equipment configuration.
2. Protein utilisation improvement based on our internal analysis of foam-related product losses as a proportion of total batch output. Batch model: up to 14% improvement based on a 15,000 kg batch. Actual results vary depending on production conditions, product type and equipment configuration.