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Ointment Mixers — Topical Creams & Gels

Process guidance, capacity range and machine recommendations for pharmaceutical ointments.

What you're making

Topical ointments, dermatological creams, antiseptic creams — these are highly concentrated oil-in-water or water-in-oil systems with active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) at precise dosages.

Typical capacity: 50L — 1000L
Typical viscosity: 10,000 – 100,000 cps

Ointment Mixers — Topical Creams & Gels
PROCESS

How to make it on our machines

Heat oil and water phases separately → combine under vacuum with high-shear → add dissolved API → cool under continuous agitation → homogenize final pass → discharge. Full GMP traceability.

RECOMMENDED MACHINES

Best-Sized Models for Pharmaceutical Ointments

RS Vacuum Emulsifying Mixer

Best for: Face cream, body lotion and ointment — medium viscosity, light powder loading.

RS vacuum emulsifying mixer: top-entry homogenizer, in-vessel circulation, tilting vessel for easy discharge and cleaning. Built in SS316L contact parts, Ra ≤ 0…

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RX Vacuum Homogenizer Mixer

Best for: Toothpaste, high-viscosity cream and ointment — heavier powder loading, finer particle size.

RX vacuum homogenizer mixer: bottom-entry homogenizer, external circulation loop, self-pumping. Built in SS316L contact parts, Ra ≤ 0.4 μm.…

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