FAQs

What Is the Difference Between Bottom Entry and Top Entry Mills?

Frequently Asked Questions

Bottom-entry mills introduce concentrated shear, impact and circulation from beneath the vessel, improving feed and retention for high-solids or continuous-processing applications. These mills are ideal for vacuum and pressure applications while top-entry mills have the flexibility of raising the dispersion unit in/out of the vessel for ease of cleaning. Top entry mills are also useful for servicing multiple clean and process tanks.

About Kady International

KADY® International manufactures industrial mixers, and mixing equipment, high speed rotor-stator dispersion mills and fine mixing systems, for fluid/solid applications. Our mills are capable of mixing, dispersing, blending, cooking, aeration, deaeration, PreMilling, chopping and emulsion.

KADY® International has successfully designed, engineered and manufactured mixing/dispersion equipment for almost fifty years.

Our Mills are currently in operation in forty-one countries around the world.