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Are you looking for a bespoke chemical blending service? With almost 50 years’ experience, ReAgent are experts at ISO-certified chemical blending and can accommodate both low and high viscosity blends.

At ReAgent, we have recently commissioned a brand new, bespoke 20,000L HDPE mixing vessel.

Watch our short video to learn more about this new vessel, the big increase in our chemical blending capacity, and what this means for our customers:

 

About our large new chemical mixing vessel

Our new mixing tank is customised to our individual requirements. It’s designed to fill 20 IBCs, which fit into one shipping container. This makes the process quicker and more efficient for our customers.

20000L HDPE mixing vessel arriving at ReAgent
The new mixing vessel arriving at ReAgent
Moving ReAgent's 20000L HDPE mixing vessel into the factory
Moving our new mixing vessel into the factory

The tank is fully automated. We can remotely and accurately dose materials into the blend, check the weight, and pack the final product into different sized containers, including small packs, 200L drums and IBCs.

Automation on ReAgent's 20000L HDPE mixing tank

We can also fit specialised mixing equipment onto the tank, so we are able to add both liquids and powders into a blend.

Load cells on ReAgent's 20000L HDPE mixing tank
The tank sits on load cells to ensure accuracy

Blending hazardous chemicals

Our new mixing vessel is made from HDPE, which means we can blend many different types of chemicals, including hazardous and corrosive materials.

ReAgent's 20000L mixing tank

This additional vessel increases our capacity for these types of chemicals, which enables us to manufacture chemicals more quickly for our customers.

Do you need chemical blending services? Contact our friendly team today.

About the author

Jessica Clifton

Director

Jessica is a Director at ReAgent and leads a variety of growth projects. She has an extensive background in marketing, and has worked in the chemical manufacturing industry since 2019. When she’s not writing articles for ReAgent, Jessica can be found on a run, in her campervan, building LEGO, or watching Star Wars.
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