Rotary laboratory blender LM

for the pharmaceutical industryfor powdersfor research

L.B. Bohle blending systems have been developed specifically for homogeneous blending of pharmaceutical solids. The blending procedure is based on use of blending elements within the blending container. The high efficiency of the blending systems is based on the revolutionary and patented counter-current process principle. At the same time, the counter-current process prevents contamination of the operators and the product during the process. In addition to large batch blenders, L.B. Bohle offers the LM 40 laboratory blender, a blender for research and development. The LM 40 Laboratory Blender has been optimized for research and development. The Laboratory Blender is powered by an alternating current motor arranged in the machine housing. The device control is placed there as well. Containers equipped with adapter pipes are picked up with the blender’s fork load pick-up system. Optionally, square containers, drums, dual-cone containers, V-shells, and other special containers can be used for blending. An optional mobile lifter makes all containers and bowls easy to remove. The space-saving rotation around a single axis and small footprint has optimized the laboratory blender’s space demand. Secured Scale-Up The L.B. Bohle Blending System secures scale-up to the desired production size. The blending results of the LM 40 can be easily transferred to a production-scale blender. The blender is state-of-the-art, and meets current GMP requirements with regard to design, operation and control.