Please join the Resodyn Acoustic Mixing team at PITTCON 2102 featuring the our latest acoustic mixing technology on March 12 - 15, 2012 in Orlando,Florida at the Orange County Convention Center. We will be conducting live demonstrations of the LabRAM Acoustic Mixer at Booth #3943. We will be discussing how our technology provides mixing advantages for industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and specialty chemicals. Please contact us in advance to schedule your demonstration at either 406-497-5333 or info@resodynmixers.com.
Pharmaceutical Technology recently published a study by key Pfizer scientists that evaluated the Resodyn LabRAM resonant acoustic mixer as a potential tool for dry powder coating. Efficient mixing is accomplished creating a homogeneous shear zone throughout the mxing vessel without the aid of mixing media or impellers. The study concluded that the LabRAM was effective at applying dry powder coatings with higher bulk density and superior powder flow. Please read this article at:
http://pharmtech.findpharma.com/pharmtech/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=742128&pageID=1&sk=&date=
Resodyn Engineered Polymeric Systems Launches Resodyn Pool & Spa Finishing Systems at the International Pool Spa Patio Expo at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada November 2-4, 2011.
Butte, MT; October 18, 2011 - Resodyn Engineered Polymeric Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce the launch of Resodyn Pool & Spa Finishing Systems(RPSFS) at the 2011 International Pool, Spa, and Patio Expo. This year's Expo attendees will get to see this innovative approach to complete
Scott Coguill, Senior Research Engineer for Resodyn Corporation, has been rewarded with a Small Business Innovation Research Phase I contract from the United States Navy to further development of a field powder coating material and application method. The Phase I award is a competitive process and receiving the award is a testament to the merit and potential of the underlying science Mr. Coguill was able to exhibit. This funding will help to demonstrate
Peter Lucon, Senior Mechanical Engineer for Resodyn Corporation, has won a $1 million contract from the United States Department of Energy to develop a method to detect flaws in composite materials. The project, entitled Advanced Vibrothermography for Wind Turbine Applications, will be used to develop a new product offering in Resodyn Corporation's Advanced Instrumentation business line. This award is a competitive process and Resodyn Corporation was the only Montana company receiving an award in
