Resources
These special reports describe the core principles of Lancaster Products’ high shear, counter-current technologies.
Counter-Current Rotating Pan Mixers
Mixing Intensity versus Mixing Time
Mix-granulating with K-series Mixer
Refractory Applications
Ferrite Processing from A Mixing Perspective
Brochures
Technology Overview
High Shear Mixers
K-1 High Shear Lab Mixer
K3-K3.5 High Shear Mixers
K4-K10 High Shear Mixers
Roll Crushers
Testing & Rental Services
Low Shear Mixers
Infographics
Materials Testing Process
Optimizer Your Fertilizer Pelletizing Process
Case Studies
Highwater Clays
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Synergies Between Lancaster Products, Bradley Pulverizer, and Kercher Industries Lead to Improved Efficiencies and Market Growth
In January of 2020, Lancaster Products/Kercher Enterprises acquired the assets of Bradley Pulverizer and we are thrilled to add over 130 more years of industry experience to our 70+ years. While each will continue to operate as 3 separate businesses, we are already leveraging the benefits of the new acquisition. When Curt Snyder (owner) first explored this opportunity he immediately identified 5 primary synergies between the businesses that would benefit from cross-company collaboration and improve efficiencies to benefit our organizations as well as our combined pool of clients.
In just a short amount of time a strategic plan has been instituted to align the best of all 3 companies with a focus on the following:
Case Study – High Shear Mixing of Clay Compositions
High Shear mixers are used in a wide variety of applications in many different industries. Finding the right blend and being able to produce the same mix consistently is the key to success at Highwater Clays, a clay and glaze supplier to the arts & crafts industry. The company has two locations with the main production center located in Ashville, North Carolina. Highwater Clays produces a wide range of clay bodies using fireclays, ball clays, kaolin, and stoneware clays. All the clay bodies consist of complex compositions and must be mixed into one reliable consistency.
