Conventional industrial mixers have many drawbacks. These bladed systems struggle with achieving
consistent results for materials with varying viscosities and/or particle sizes. The mechanical action of the blades
can create excessive shear forces and generate local shear forces that can increase temperatures which can
degrade sensitive materials. High shear forces can alter material properties. RAM’s patented mixing process is
bladeless and effectively rectifies the deficiencies posed by conventional mixing systems. The benefits of RAM
include, but are not limited to dramatically improved mixing times, shear force reduction, minimal overheating
of mixed materials, consistent product homogenization, and repeatable results from mix to mix.

ResonantAcoustic® Mixers deliver a universal platform which produces repeatable results for any
combination of solids, liquids, and gases. RAM is extremely well suited for the challenge of highly viscous
materials. RAM successes include deagglomeration, sieving, and coating.

ResonantAcoustic® Mixing technology has been accepted and utilized worldwide in over 35 countries for a
broad range of industrial applications.

A. ResonantAcoustic® Mixers range in size from bench scale batch production models – LabRAM I (500g
payload capacity) to production scale batch models – RAM 55 (420 kg payload capacity). Resodyn’s Continuous
Acoustic Mixer creates ongoing production capacity of up to thousands of kg/hour.

Resodyn Acoustic Mixers’ external sales team provides both on-site and virtual mixing demonstrations.
Complimentary lab mix testing is also available. For proprietary blends, the company maintains an equipment
rental program (LabRAM I & II) which allows for material process testing in the privacy of your own facility.

Bench scale systems can accommodate any rigid container (glass, metal, or plastic). Production scale systems
are more specific, and the company provides product specific vessels for use with each model.

Yes. With its origination founded in the energetics industry, ResonantAcoustic® Mixers are available
specifically for hazardous material mixing applications. These models are Class I Div. 1 and Class II Div. 1
rated for hazardous material processing. RAM H models are constructed of stainless steel, are redundantly
grounded, and maintain purged enclosures to assure safe operation.

Operator training accompanies every purchase. RAM systems are very user friendly, and the operational
parameters utilized at the bench scale are consistent throughout production scale up. The company offers a
RAM 5 Certification Course and Certificate of Training regarding both operation and maintenance of its
production capacity mixers.

Yes. Due to its inherent safety features, the product’s Safety Record is unblemished and has not resulted in any
reported personal injuries or deaths.

No. RAM systems are acoustically sealed, insulated, and designed to typically be no louder than 70 decibels. Some exceptions may exist with select remote operated units.

RAM batch processing systems are bladeless and self-contained within a closed mixing vessel, preventing
batch cross-contamination and providing ease of cleanup. Resodyn’s Continuous Acoustic Mixer employs a
Clean-In-Place (CIP) process which efficiently cleans the system, reducing waste, and minimizing or possibly
eliminating operator exposure to harmful cleaning agents.

 RAM provides for drastically reduced mixing and processing times (10-100 X faster than conventional
mixing equipment) and often results in process step reduction supporting reduced energy consumption. RAM’s
mixing proficiency can result in drastically reduced material waste and can eliminate the need for
solvents/chemicals for various mixing processes. RAM is cleaner than alternative conventional mixing systems.