It's not for large-volume though — the 390mm by 280mm by 380mm footprint keeps it benchtop-friendly but limits batch size to roughly 50ml per cycle or so, depending on viscosity.

We built the frame form magnesium-aluminum alloy with CNC machining rather than casting, so tolerances typically hold within 0.02mm across the mortise and tenon shell joints, and three-bearing positioning system on the stirring rod keeps axial run-out under 0.05mm at both speed settings.

The control board uses a highly integrated circuit with automatic pressure relief built into the 24V line — if a cartridge blocks, it dumps presure rather than rupturing the seal, which we've seen happen on competitors' units when mixing high-thrust silicone for bite registration.

But you get two adjustable speeds via a 4-button interface with one-touch operation basically, and the ultra-quiet design keeps noise below 55 dB even at the high setting; most buyers we deal with find the low speed handles viscosities up to about 300,000 cP better than a standdard 1:1 mixer for this application.

Also, what it does is it's a 5:1 ratio silicone rubber mixer specifically for orthodontic and dental lab work — we usually stock white units, but lead time on custom colors is around 20 days or so (confirm before ordering).
Our MOQ for this mixer is typically 10 units per order, but we can discuss smaller batches for initial sample testing or special projects.
Standard lead time is 15-20 working days after order confirmation, but custom CNC machining or specific color requests might add 5-7 days depending on complexity.
Yes, we include both ISO and CE certification copies with every shipment. If you need them before the order, just let us know and we'll email them over.
The unit comes with two preset adjustable speeds, and we can customize the speed range during production based on your material viscosity requirements. Just share your specs.
Store it in a clean, dry area at room temperature, ideally covered to avoid dust. The magnesium-aluminum alloy frame is corrosion-resistant, but keeping it dry helps the electronics long-term.