Coconut biodiesel is made by heating the oil, mixing it with methanol and a catalyst, and allowing the transesterification reaction to occur. The process separates glycerin from the methyl esters (biodiesel). After settling, the biodiesel is washed and dried. The GlobeCore USB system handles all stages—mixing, heating, reacting, and separating—with automation to maximize quality and efficiency. Due to coconut oil’s high saturation, the resulting biodiesel has good ignition quality and storage stability.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer ensures optimized chemical reactions, improving pesticide stability, solubility, and long-term effectiveness, making it essential for advanced formulations.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer supports CIP and SIP sterilization processes, ensuring hygienic and contamination-free mixing, which is essential for injectable drug manufacturing.

Dry type transformers use air and solid insulation (like epoxy resin), whereas oil cooled transformers rely on liquid oil for insulation and cooling, offering superior heat dissipation and lower temperature rise.

Maintaining low temperatures is critical to prevent degradation of heat-sensitive compounds. The Colloid Mill GlobeCore incorporates cooling features that control process temperature, protecting the integrity of essential oils and preserving the spice’s overall flavor and aroma.

Particle size distribution is managed by calibrating rotor speeds, adjusting gap settings, and monitoring shear intensity. The Colloid Mill GlobeCore offers precise control over these parameters, ensuring a uniform grind that meets stringent quality specifications.

Treatment solutions include portable filtration machines, vacuum dehydration systems, and integrated processing units for oil filtration, purification, and regeneration tailored to specific needs.