The EXAKT 50 Classic guarantees the finest results in pharmaceutical ointment production. The equipment can be used for producing suspensions, emulsions and creams. Also ointments that contain large crystalline particles can easily be processed with the EXAKT 50 Classic. With more that 30,000 systems installed around the world, the EXAKT 50 Classic is the best known and most accepted pharmaceutical ointment mill.
EXAKT Technologies, Inc. produces laboratory equipment and specializes in Three Roll Mills for numerous applications. The basic, electronic, and superfine mills can be used for inks, coatings, adhesives, pastes for electronics, and for various cosmetic products. EXAKT takes pride in working towards values that make their products efficient, reliable, and innovative.
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