Tetra Pak® Industrial Protein Mixer solves the problem of foaming when mixing any liquid food protein source, including high-viscous ingredients. It raises product quality in protein food and beverage processing, and by eliminating all unwanted foaming, it lowers product losses and reduces downstream equipment cleaning and the need for maintenance.
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Dealing with foam in our business can be both messy and costly1, especially when producing low fat food products combined with protein where foam often creates an overflow during mixing leading to expensive product loss and downtime in production. But wait no more….our innovative Tetra Pak Industrial Protein Mixer eliminates those problems! Watch this video to discover how it is done.
Dealing with foam in our business can be both messy and costly1, especially when producing low fat food products combined with protein where foam often creates an overflow during mixing leading to expensive product loss and downtime in production. But wait no more….our innovative Tetra Pak Industrial Protein Mixer eliminates those problems! Watch this video to discover how it is done.
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1Typical production scenario based on on-site experience of customers’ protein powder processing. Assumes 300 working days per year, a 35,000kg batch size, 4 batches per day and a 6 EUR/kg DM product cost. Savings are made up of a) foam overflow in mixing phase typically costs €100,000+ per year in product losses, b) product also lost to increased burn-on during heat treatment, c) higher CIP and cleaning downtime costs and d) increased spare part and maintenance costs.