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High Intensity Mixing High Intensity Mixing can be defined as one that requires great energy and heat to be applied to the material being mixed. The typical tip speed of the mixing tools will be between 32-40 meters per second in High Intensity Mixers. Chemical reactions are generally achieved in such mixing processes where fusion or absorption is essential. High Intensity Mixing is needed in order to produce products such PVC Pipe and Conduit, Sidings, Wood Composites, Toner, and Color Concentrates to name a few.
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