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Importance of Using a True Drywell
Understanding the Importance of a True Drywell in Mixer Design
Explore the significance of a true drywell in preventing lubricants from escaping the mixer drive, which can contaminate the production medium and create safety risks in the manufacturing environment.
The misrepresentation of lesser technologies as alternatives to a true drywell is becoming more common, often leading to undesirable outcomes for users. This session highlights the value of a true drywell and explains why alternative solutions fall short. When contamination and safety are critical, the True Drywell remains the best choice.