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As a biopolymer, collagen is being used more and more in medical technology<\/a> and the cosmetics industry<\/a> alike. As a natural raw material, it is used, among other things, to manufacture cosmetic active ingredients<\/a>.<\/p>

<\/i>Natural raw material with fluctuations<\/strong>Stable, reproducible properties despite different origins.<\/span><\/div>
<\/i>Gentle and effective<\/strong>Infinitely variable speed for agitator and homogeniser.<\/span><\/div>
<\/i>Drawing in powder<\/strong>Powder below the liquid level for fast production cycles.<\/span><\/div><\/div>

Challenges in processing<\/h2>

The industrial processing of collagen requires a thorough understanding of active ingredients and a high level of technological expertise in obtaining and preparing the raw material. Since collagens are obtained from different tissues of various animal species, their properties fluctuate.<\/p>

Nevertheless, the properties of collagen-based active ingredients must be adjustable in a stable and reproducible way. Only then can new fields of application be opened up.<\/p>

Requirements for the homogenising mixer<\/h2>

In addition to high performance and flexibility, homogenising mixers offer numerous features that are suitable for processing collagen:<\/p>