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Organizations around the globe are learning how ResonantAcoustic® Mixing technology boosts efficiency and profitability, and enables new discoveries with its versatility and power.

Learn how RAM mixing and processing technology is changing processing in your industry, take inspiration from how it’s revolutionizing others, or challenge us with your own unique requirements.

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RAM is changing processing paradigms in these industries, delivering critical results with speed and efficiency never before possible.


Additive Manufacturing


Adhesives and Sealants


Advanced Polymer Systems


Batteries


Biotechnology


Ceramics


Dental Products


Electronics Materials


Chemicals


Cosmetics


Energetics: Explosives


Energetics: Propellants


Energetics: Pyrotechnics


Lubricants


Nano-Materials


Pharmaceuticals


Pigments


Sintered Materials

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RAM technology is rapidly gaining adoption across a wide range of industries and applications. Whether you are already using RAM technology in a new and exciting way or you have questions about a potential new application, please get in touch.


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Enabling Innovation Around the Globe.

Resodyn Acoustic Mixers enable products and processes never before possible. Click here for a list of Resodyn’s own patents along with dozens more filed by our customers that embody RAM technology. 


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TOMORROW’S ENERGY STORAGE 
PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY

Energy storage technologies rely on special materials and methods, and demand breakthrough processing capabilities. ResonantAcoustic® Mixing (RAM) technology surpasses every traditional method with material and precursor processing capabilities that support and drive new energy storage solutions.

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RAM MIXING
BENEFITS

Virtually Any Material

RAM’s intense yet gentle processing technology processes materials of nearly any particle size or behavior. Whether cohesive, agglomerated, nano-scale, or temperature sensitive, RAM’s features can control temperatures, apply vacuum, dry or spray coat one particle on another, and effectively process any combination of powders, liquids, highly viscous or solids-loaded materials.

Single Technology Platform

The world’s top pharmaceutical firms already rely on RAM’s ability to instantly switch from one set of ingredient characteristics to another, while changing only the processing vessel and the mixing parameters. Cross-contamination, excess movement, and material handling are minimized.

Sound Energy Does the Work

RAM technology uses low-frequency sound energy to thoroughly mix particles of often vastly different characteristics. Mix times of hours are frequently reduced to minutes and previously unmixable ingredients are dispersed uniformly and thoroughly.

BATTERY DEVELOPMENT 
PRODUCTS

LabRAM II H

1,000 gram capacity for energetics development

304L stainless steel housing and designed for remote operation. Rated for Class I Division I and Class II Division I material processing. 


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OmniRAM H

5 kg capacity for pilot-scale production

Onboard operating system with recipe development and memory, real-time parameter monitoring, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels. RAM technology scales easily without additional testing from pilot to production scales.


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RAM 5 H

36 kg capacity for pilot and production scale

Allows fast and efficient scale up from bench scale equipment with a full capabilities menu of temperature monitoring and control, mixing under vacuum, recipe development and retention, real-time parameter monitoring and recording, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels, and product extraction options.


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LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW
RAM CAN HELP YOU

Videos
Case Studies
White Papers
Patents
Articles

Dissimilar Powder Mixing
Dry ingredients can be difficult to thoroughly and consistently mix, particularly when the particles are of different sizes and characteristics. To illustrate effective and rapid mixing, 10 grams of fumed silica is blended with 100 grams of sand. Completed specimens exhibit no airborne fumed silica, demonstrating uniform blending at an order of magnitude difference in particle size.

 

Milling and Nano Coating
Coating larger particles with smaller ones is a common processing application, and milling is often a part of the same process. In this video, agglomerated carbon black particles are simultaneously milled to nano size particles that coat the plastic pellets completely in just a few seconds. The high speed video clearly illustrates the dispersion of carbon black particles, their de-agglomeration, and progressive and comprehensive coating of the plastic pellets. 

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Link to relevant content on our patent list page. 

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Ceramics

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NEW CERAMIC APPLICATIONS 
START WITH PROCESSING

Ceramic materials have made their way into previously unimagined arenas in electronics, energy, defense, construction, and medicine. Each of these applications rely on the demanding and exacting processing performance of ResonantAcoustic® Mixing (RAM) technology. 

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RAM MIXING
BENEFITS

Virtually Any Material

RAM’s intense yet gentle processing technology processes materials of nearly any particle size or behavior. Whether cohesive, agglomerated, nano-scale, or temperature sensitive, RAM’s features can control temperatures, apply vacuum, dry or spray coat one particle on another, and effectively process any combination of powders, liquids, highly viscous or solids-loaded materials.

Single Technology Platform

The world’s top pharmaceutical firms already rely on RAM’s ability to instantly switch from one set of ingredient characteristics to another, while changing only the processing vessel and the mixing parameters. Cross-contamination, excess movement, and material handling are minimized.

Sound Energy Does the Work

RAM technology uses low-frequency sound energy to thoroughly mix particles of often vastly different characteristics. Mix times of hours are frequently reduced to minutes and previously unmixable ingredients are dispersed uniformly and thoroughly.

BATTERY DEVELOPMENT 
PRODUCTS

LabRAM II H

1,000 gram capacity for energetics development

304L stainless steel housing and designed for remote operation. Rated for Class I Division I and Class II Division I material processing. 


Learn More

OmniRAM H

5 kg capacity for pilot-scale production

Onboard operating system with recipe development and memory, real-time parameter monitoring, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels. RAM technology scales easily without additional testing from pilot to production scales.


Learn More

RAM 5 H

36 kg capacity for pilot and production scale

Allows fast and efficient scale up from bench scale equipment with a full capabilities menu of temperature monitoring and control, mixing under vacuum, recipe development and retention, real-time parameter monitoring and recording, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels, and product extraction options.


Learn More

LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW
RAM CAN HELP YOU

Videos
Case Studies
White Papers
Patents
Articles

Dissimilar Powder Mixing
Dry ingredients can be difficult to thoroughly and consistently mix, particularly when the particles are of different sizes and characteristics. To illustrate effective and rapid mixing, 10 grams of fumed silica is blended with 100 grams of sand. Completed specimens exhibit no airborne fumed silica, demonstrating uniform blending at an order of magnitude difference in particle size.

 

Milling and Nano Coating
Coating larger particles with smaller ones is a common processing application, and milling is often a part of the same process. In this video, agglomerated carbon black particles are simultaneously milled to nano size particles that coat the plastic pellets completely in just a few seconds. The high speed video clearly illustrates the dispersion of carbon black particles, their de-agglomeration, and progressive and comprehensive coating of the plastic pellets. 

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&nbsp White Paper 2 – Brief description of this paper. 
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&nbsp Poster 2 – Brief description of this case poster. 
&nbsp White Paper 3 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbspEtc.

Link to relevant content on our patent list page. 

Links to selected related articles – off-site links


Chemicals

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ACURACY, REPEATABILITY, & PURITY 
IN CHEMICAL DEVELOPMENT

The chemical industry relies on consistency and quality for performance, effectiveness and brand value. ResonantAcoustic® Mixing (RAM) delivers mixing and processing capabilities that expand and speed product development, quality processes, and pilot scale production.

• 10 x faster mixing and dispersion
• Very low in-batch variation
• Intra-batch uniformity and consistency
• Rapid emulsification
• Extended life suspensions

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RAM MIXING
BENEFITS

Virtually Any Material

RAM’s intense yet gentle processing technology processes materials of nearly any particle size or behavior. Whether cohesive, agglomerated, nano-scale, or temperature sensitive, RAM’s features can control temperatures, apply vacuum, dry or spray coat one particle on another, and effectively process any combination of powders, liquids, highly viscous or solids-loaded materials.

Single Technology Platform

The world’s top pharmaceutical firms already rely on RAM’s ability to instantly switch from one set of ingredient characteristics to another, while changing only the processing vessel and the mixing parameters. Cross-contamination, excess movement, and material handling are minimized.

Sound Energy Does the Work

RAM technology uses low-frequency sound energy to thoroughly mix particles of often vastly different characteristics. Mix times of hours are frequently reduced to minutes and previously unmixable ingredients are dispersed uniformly and thoroughly.

CHEMICAL PROCESSING 
PRODUCTS

LabRAM II H

1,000 gram capacity for development

304L stainless steel housing and designed for remote operation. Rated for Class I Division I and Class II Division I material processing. 


Learn More

OmniRAM H

5 kg capacity for pilot-scale production

Onboard operating system with recipe development and memory, real-time parameter monitoring, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels. RAM technology scales easily without additional testing from pilot to production scales.


Learn More

RAM 5 H

36 kg capacity for pilot and production scale

Allows fast and efficient scale up from bench scale equipment with a full capabilities menu of temperature monitoring and control, mixing under vacuum, recipe development and retention, real-time parameter monitoring and recording, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels, and product extraction options.


Learn More

LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW
RAM CAN HELP YOU

Videos
Case Studies
White Papers
Patents
Articles

Dissimilar Powder Mixing
Dry ingredients can be difficult to thoroughly and consistently mix, particularly when the particles are of different sizes and characteristics. To illustrate effective and rapid mixing, 10 grams of fumed silica is blended with 100 grams of sand. Completed specimens exhibit no airborne fumed silica, demonstrating uniform blending at an order of magnitude difference in particle size.

 

Milling and Nano Coating
Coating larger particles with smaller ones is a common processing application, and milling is often a part of the same process. In this video, agglomerated carbon black particles are simultaneously milled to nano size particles that coat the plastic pellets completely in just a few seconds. The high speed video clearly illustrates the dispersion of carbon black particles, their de-agglomeration, and progressive and comprehensive coating of the plastic pellets. 

&nbspWhite Paper 1 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbsp Poster 1 – Brief description of this poster. 
&nbsp White Paper 2 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbsp White Paper 2 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbsp Poster 2 – Brief description of this case poster. 
&nbsp White Paper 3 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbspEtc.

Link to relevant content on our patent list page. 

Links to selected related articles – off-site links


Energetics

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THE INDUSTRY’S PROCESSING 
TECHNOLOGY OF CHOICE

In the industry where RAM technology was born, ResonantAcoustic® Mixing (RAM) technology continues to expand deeper into areas of material development, processing quality, larger scale production capabilities, and continuous production systems. 

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RAM MIXING
BENEFITS

Virtually Any Material

RAM’s intense yet gentle processing technology processes materials of nearly any particle size or behavior. Whether cohesive, agglomerated, nano-scale, or temperature sensitive, RAM’s features can control temperatures, apply vacuum, dry or spray coat one particle on another, and effectively process any combination of powders, liquids, highly viscous or solids-loaded materials.

Single Technology Platform

The world’s top pharmaceutical firms already rely on RAM’s ability to instantly switch from one set of ingredient characteristics to another, while changing only the processing vessel and the mixing parameters. Cross-contamination, excess movement, and material handling are minimized.

Sound Energy Does the Work

RAM technology uses low-frequency sound energy to thoroughly mix particles of often vastly different characteristics. Mix times of hours are frequently reduced to minutes and previously unmixable ingredients are dispersed uniformly and thoroughly.

ENERGETICS 
PRODUCTS

LabRAM II H

1,000 gram capacity for energetics development

304L stainless steel housing and designed for remote operation. Rated for Class I Division I and Class II Division I material processing. 


Learn More

OmniRAM H

5 kg capacity for pilot-scale production

Onboard operating system with recipe development and memory, real-time parameter monitoring, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels. RAM technology scales easily without additional testing from pilot to production scales.


Learn More

RAM 5 H

36 kg capacity for pilot and production scale

Allows fast and efficient scale up from bench scale equipment with a full capabilities menu of temperature monitoring and control, mixing under vacuum, recipe development and retention, real-time parameter monitoring and recording, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels, and product extraction options.


Learn More

LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW
RAM CAN HELP YOU

Videos
Case Studies
White Papers
Patents
Articles

Dissimilar Powder Mixing
Dry ingredients can be difficult to thoroughly and consistently mix, particularly when the particles are of different sizes and characteristics. To illustrate effective and rapid mixing, 10 grams of fumed silica is blended with 100 grams of sand. Completed specimens exhibit no airborne fumed silica, demonstrating uniform blending at an order of magnitude difference in particle size.

 

Milling and Nano Coating
Coating larger particles with smaller ones is a common processing application, and milling is often a part of the same process. In this video, agglomerated carbon black particles are simultaneously milled to nano size particles that coat the plastic pellets completely in just a few seconds. The high speed video clearly illustrates the dispersion of carbon black particles, their de-agglomeration, and progressive and comprehensive coating of the plastic pellets. 

&nbspWhite Paper 1 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbsp Poster 1 – Brief description of this poster. 
&nbsp White Paper 2 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbsp White Paper 2 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbsp Poster 2 – Brief description of this case poster. 
&nbsp White Paper 3 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbspEtc.

Link to relevant content on our patent list page. 

Links to selected related articles – off-site links


Pharmaceuticals

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BECOMING THE PROCESSING 
TECHNOLOGY OF CHOICE

Pharmaceutical developers and manufacturers around the world are discovering and exploiting key performance characteristics of RAM processing that deliver

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RAM MIXING
BENEFITS

Virtually Any Material

RAM’s intense yet gentle processing technology processes materials of nearly any particle size or behavior. Whether cohesive, agglomerated, nano-scale, or temperature sensitive, RAM’s features can control temperatures, apply vacuum, dry or spray coat one particle on another, and effectively process any combination of powders, liquids, highly viscous or solids-loaded materials.

Single Technology Platform

The world’s top pharmaceutical firms already rely on RAM’s ability to instantly switch from one set of ingredient characteristics to another, while changing only the processing vessel and the mixing parameters. Cross-contamination, excess movement, and material handling are minimized.

Sound Energy Does the Work

RAM technology uses low-frequency sound energy to thoroughly mix particles of often vastly different characteristics. Mix times of hours are frequently reduced to minutes and previously unmixable ingredients are dispersed uniformly and thoroughly.

PHARMACEUTICAL 
PRODUCTS

PharmaRAM I

500 gram capacity for repetitive and small sample processing

Simple, rapid controls allow processing of small samples on the same technology platform as LabRAM II for repetitive and precursor processes, and vacuum capability.


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PharmaRAM II

1 kg capacity delivers bench-scale development capabilities

Onboard operating system with recipe development and memory, real-time parameter monitoring, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels. RAM technology scales easily without additional testing from development to pilot to production scales.


Learn More

PharmaRAM 5

36 kg capacity for pilot and production scale

Allows fast and efficient scale up from bench scale equipment with a full capabilities menu of temperature monitoring and control, mixing under vacuum, recipe development and retention, real-time parameter monitoring and recording, 100% processing data retention, multiple operator security levels, and product extraction options.


Learn More

LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW
RAM CAN HELP YOU

Videos
Case Studies
White Papers
Patents
Articles

Dissimilar Powder Mixing
Dry ingredients can be difficult to thoroughly and consistently mix, particularly when the particles are of different sizes and characteristics. To illustrate effective and rapid mixing, 10 grams of fumed silica is blended with 100 grams of sand. Completed specimens exhibit no airborne fumed silica, demonstrating uniform blending at an order of magnitude difference in particle size.

 

Milling and Nano Coating
Coating larger particles with smaller ones is a common processing application, and milling is often a part of the same process. In this video, agglomerated carbon black particles are simultaneously milled to nano size particles that coat the plastic pellets completely in just a few seconds. The high speed video clearly illustrates the dispersion of carbon black particles, their de-agglomeration, and progressive and comprehensive coating of the plastic pellets. 

&nbspWhite Paper 1 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbsp Poster 1 – Brief description of this poster. 
&nbsp White Paper 2 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbsp White Paper 2 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbsp Poster 2 – Brief description of this case poster. 
&nbsp White Paper 3 – Brief description of this paper. 
&nbspEtc.

Link to relevant content on our patent list page. 

Links to selected related articles – off-site links


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THE LATEST RAM
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New LabRAM I ResonantAcoustic® Mixer Announced

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Green Processing of Energetic Materials Using RAM Technology

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Generally, you can visit this website without revealing any personal information about yourself. At times though, we may need information about you. Unless otherwise indicated, the information we request is optional. We will specify which information is mandatory at the appropriate data entry points.

If you chose to provide us with personal information that we, or the companies doing business with us, may need, we will use such information in accordance with this policy. If you ask us to not use this information as a basis for further contact with you, we will respect your request.

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Products

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SOLUTIONS MATTER
RAM PRODUCTS DELIVER

Resodyn mixing and processing products are made in the USA, operate in over 30 countries, and are becoming the processing technology of choice in industry after industry. All Resodyn Mixers feature universal processing technology for nearly any type of mixing.

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ResonantAcoustic® Mixing Building Blocks:

START

Acoustics and Acceleration
Oscillating at up to 100x the force of gravity (acceleration) RAM technology generates unique material movement and sound-induced interaction delivering speed, quality, convenience, and safety.

EXPLORE

Unmatched Processing Versatility
The common RAM platform across all devices delivers the same performance for powders, liquids, slurries, and high viscosity pastes using the same core technology.

GROW

The Perfect Mix Scales Easily
RAM technology delivers direct scaling from bench to production levels with minimal or no adjustments in parameters or timing.

DISCOVER

New-to-the-World Solutions
RAM delivers new levels of efficiency and quality, leading to new product development, all at higher levels of productivity and profitability.

INDUSTRIAL MIXERS

Resodyn Acoustic Mixers deliver versatile, reliable, and repeatable performance in countless industrial applications from bench-scale development through continuous production.

Bench Scale

Pilot and Production Scale

Continuous Production

LabRAM I

NEW! 1.1 lb (500 gram) payload capacity, full-featured, digitally controlled batch mixer for bench scale development with exponential power increase over LabRAM Original.

LabRAM II

Up to 2.2 lb (1,000 gram) payload capacity full-featured, digitally controlled batch mixer for bench-scale development, mixing, and processing.

OmniRAM

11lb (5 kilogram) payload capacity, full featured, digitally controlled batch mixer for larger-than-bench-scale development, pilot and small-scale production and processing.

RAM 5

Up to 80 pound (36 kilogram) payload capacity, digitally controlled, batch mixer with multiple processing capabilities and options for pilot production and processing.

RAM 55

With the batch payload capacity of up to 924 pounds (420 kilograms) RAM 55’s digitally controlled, multiple processing capabilities multiply RAM’s value through direct and easy scale-up from bench development to large scale batch production.

Continuous Acoustic Mixer (CAM)

Continuous Acoustic Mixing (CAM) systems are configurable for OmniRAM, RAM 5, and RAM 55. CAM systems are custom built for the application and enable high-throughput acoustic mixing of powders, pastes, and liquids.

PHARMACEUTICAL MIXERS

Resodyn Acoustic Mixers a rapidly becoming the processing technology of choice in the development and production of pharmaceutical products from bench-scale compounding and development through continuous high-throughput production.

Bench Scale

Pilot and Production Scale

Continuous Production

PharmaRAM I

Up to .7lb (300 gram) capacity batch mixer with efficient and easy-to-use controls ideal for pharmaceutical compounding operations.

PharmaRAM II

2.2lb (1,000 gram) payload capacity, full-featured, digitally controlled batch mixer for bench-scale pharmaceutical development, processing, and testing.

OmniRAM Pharma

Up to 11 pound (5 kilogram) payload capacity, full-featured, digitally controlled batch mixer for larger than bench scale development, clinical trials, pre and small-scale production and processing.

RAM 5 Pharma

Up to 80 pound (36 kilogram) payload capacity, digitally controlled, batch mixer with multiple processing capabilities and options for clinical trials, pre and small-scale production and processing.

RAM 55 Pharma

With the batch payload capacity of up to 924 pounds (420 kilograms) PharmaRAM 55’s digitally controlled, multiple processing capabilities multiply RAM’s value through direct and easy scale up from the bench development to larger scale batch production.

Continuous Acoustic Mixer (CAM)

Continuous Acoustic Mixing (CAM) systems are configurable for OmniRAM, RAM 5, and RAM 55. CAM systems are custom built for the application and enable high-throughput acoustic mixing of powders, pastes, and liquids.

ENERGETICS AND HAZARDOUS MATERIAL MIXERS

Resodyn Acoustic Mixers have become the processing technology of choice in the development and production of energetics materials for propellants, explosives, and pyrotechnics. Resodyn “H” series mixers are designed specifically for safe processing of sensitive and hazardous materials.

Bench Scale

Pilot and Production Scale

Continuous Production

LabRAM II H

Up to 2.2 pound (1,000 gram) payload capacity, full-featured, digitally controlled, batch mixer for bench scale development, mixing, and processing of hazardous and energetic materials.

OmniRAM H

Up to 11 pound (5 kilogram) payload capacity, full-featured, digitally controlled, batch mixer for larger than bench scale development, pilot and small-scale production and processing of hazardous and energetic materials.

RAM 5 H

Up to 80 pound (36 kilogram) payload capacity, digitally controlled, batch mixer with multiple processing capabilities for pre and small-scale production and processing of energetic and hazardous materials.

RAM 55 H

With the batch payload capacity of up to 924 pounds (420 kilograms) RAM 55 H’s digitally controlled, multiple processing capabilities multiply RAM’s value through direct and easy scale up from the bench development to larger scale batch production of energetic and hazardous materials.

Continuous Acoustic Mixer (CAM)

Continuous Acoustic Mixing (CAM) systems are configurable for OmniRAM, RAM 5, and RAM 55. CAM systems are custom built for the application and enable high-throughput acoustic mixing of powders, pastes, and liquids.

PROCESSING ACCESSORIES

The capabilities and efficiency of Resodyn Acoustic Mixers can often be expanded with complimentary processing accessories.

Vacuum Systems

Temperature Control

Spray Coating Systems

Automatic Vacuum System

Compatible with: LabRAM I, LabRAM II, PharmaRAM II

Automated, recipe-based vacuum control for virtually any materials processing.

Manual Vacuum System

Compatible with: LabRAM I, LabRAM II, PharmaRAM I, PharmaRAM II

Integrated manual vacuum control for virtually any materials processing.

Jacketed Vessel

Compatible with: LabRAM II, PharmaRAM II, LabRAM II H

Integrated temperature monitoring and control from 302°F (150°C) heating to 0°F (-18°C), 16 oz. (473 ml). Jacketed Vessel systems can be used with a variety of capacity liners, Resodyn vacuum systems, and optional chiller / heater units.

Spray Coating System

Compatible with: LabRAM II, PharmaRAM II

The spray coating system takes advantage of LabRAM particle movement and vacuum capability combined with fine, ultrasonically generated mist to coat particles.


Resodyn Patents

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THE RESODYN ACOUSTIC MIXER
PATENT PORTFOLIO

ResonantAcoustic® Mixing Technology is unique to Resodyn Acoustic Mixers and is protected by numerous US Patents. Core patents are listed below.

US Patents Issued                                              

  1. Apparatus and method for resonant-vibratory mixing: An apparatus and method for mixing fluids and/or solids in a manner that can be varied from maintaining the integrity of fragile molecular and biological materials in the mixing vessel to homogenizing heavy aggregate material by supplying large amounts of energy.  (2004) US Patent Number 7,188,993
  2. Method for resonant-vibratory mixing: A method for mixing fluids and/or solids in a manner that can be varied from maintaining the integrity of fragile molecular and biological materials in the mixing vessel to homogenizing heavy aggregate material by supplying large amounts of energy. (2007) US Patent Number 7,866,878
  3. Container holder for mixers: An apparatus and method for use in the biopharmaceutical and chemical industries to facilitate the temporary attachment of standard laboratory glassware to vibratory mixers and other types of aggressive shaking equipment. (2010) US Patent Number 8,876,367
  4. Mechanical system that continuously processes a combination of materials: Systems and methods for continuously reacting a combination of materials by use of an acoustic agitator and a continuous process vessel. (2013) US Patent Number 9,808,778

PATENTS MADE POSSIBLE BY
RAM TECHNOLOGY

ResonantAcoustic® Mixing Technology enables the development of novel products and processes and is embodied in dozens of United States and International patents. The list below is not intended to be comprehensive, but please contact us if you find errors or know if a patent that should be added to the list.

US Patents Issued                                              

  1. Acoustic method to prepare polyester resin emulsionsXerox Corporation (2014) US Patent Number- 8,889,331
  2. Acrylate ink compositions for ink-based digital lithographic printingXerox Corporation (2016) US Patent Number-9,416,285
  3. Anti-glare surface treatment method and articles thereofCorning, Inc (2017) US Patent Number- 9651720
  4. Chemical-free production of 3D graphene-carbon hybrid foam Nanotek Instruments, Inc (2017) US Patent Number- 9,597,657
  5. Custom color toner production systems and methodsXerox Corporation (2016) US Patent Number- 9,377,713
  6. Dental compositions DENTSPLY International (2016) US Patent Number- 9,452,112
  7. Method and apparatus for rapid deployment of a desirable material or chemical using a pyrophoric substrateUnited States Navy (2017) US Patent Number- 9,593,919
  8. Method and system for magnetic actuated mixingXerox Corporation (2017) US Patent Number- 9,656,225
  9. Method for manufacturing fuser membersXerox Corporation (2014) US Patent Number- 8,647,712
  10. Method for manufacturing photoreceptor layersXerox Corporation (2013) US Patent Number- 8,568,952
  11. Methods for producing inksXerox Corporation (2016) US Patent Number- 9,422,436
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  13. Method of Controlling GlossXerox Corporation (2013) US Patent Number- 8,615,188
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  15. Nano-suspension processMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2016) US Patent Number- 9,381,518
  16. Pharmaceutical compositions that inhibit disproportionationMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2016) US Patent Number- 9,339,543
  17. Preparing colorant dispersions using acoustic mixingXerox Corporation (2015) US Patent Number- 9,223,236
  18. Polyarylene compositions, methods of manufacture, and articles thereofBaker Hughes, Inc (2015) US Patent Number- 8,940,841
  19. Polyarylene compositions for downhole applications, methods of manufacture, and uses thereofBaker Hughes, Inc (2011) US Patent Number- 8,829,119
  20. Polyethylene or polymeric polyol compositions and methods for sameRembrandt Shaving Technologies (2014) US Patent Number- 8,680,177
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  23. Solid-rocket propellantsPurdue Research (2017) US Patent Number- 9850182
  24. Solvent-free emulsion process using acoustic mixingXerox Corporation (2013) US Patent Number- 8,435,714
  25. Solvent-free emulsion processXerox Corporation (2012) US Patent Number- 8,124,309
  26. Surface coating and fuser memberXerox Corporation (2014) US Patent Number- 8,877,846
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  28. Thermally conductive grease and methods and devices in which said grease is usedDow Corning Corporation (2010) US Patent Number- 7,695,817
  29. Toner process using acoustic mixerXerox Corporation (2014) US Patent Number- 8,735,033

 

US Patent Application

  1. Acoustic mixing as a technique for coating propellantUnited States Army (2015) US Patent Application Number – 20150343490
  2. Acoustic mixing for auto granulationAbbvie, Inc (2017) US Patent Application Number-20170007600
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  6. Colorant dispersions using Acoustic MixingXerox Corporation (2014) US Patent Application Number- 20140248558
  7. Conductive coatings for active electrochemical materialsPhysical Sciences, Inc (2016) US Patent Application Number- 20160072123
  8. Converting a crystalline compound to an amorphous compound, increasing the solubility of a crystalline compound in a biorelevant fluid, and nanoparticles that achieve supersaturationNanocopoeia, LLC (2016) US Patent Application Number- 20160235677
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  10. Glass-bonded metal powder charge linersSchott Corporation (2014) US Patent Application Number- 20140314977
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  17. Interventional Devices Including Dilute Nanotube-Polymer Compositions, and Methods of Making and Using SamePeter John D’Aquanni, Mark C. Bates, Kent Stalker, Jason Phillips (2012) US Patent Application Number- 20120016297
  18. Making agglomerates using acoustic mixing technologyMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2015) US Patent Application Number- 20150290135
  19. Mapping fractures using micro-seismic eventsHalliburton Energy Services, Inc (2017) US Patent Application Number-2017099717
  20. Media milling process for the manufacture of active pharmaceutical ingredients in propellantsMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2016) US Patent Application Number – 20160317391
  21. Method and apparatusVectura Limited (2015) US Patent Application Number- 20150059746
  22. Method and apparatus for making compositions for pulmonary administrationVectura Limited (2016) US Patent Application Number- 20160235667
  23. Method and apparatus for rapid deployment of a desirable material or chemical using a pyrophoric substrateUS Navy (2014) US Patent Application Number- 20140338654
  24. Method and apparatus for synthesizing hydrocarbons using sonic mixing and solid catalystsIntegrated Environmental Technologies, LLC (2009) US Patent Application Number – 20090023821
  25. Method for manufacturing photoreceptor layersXerox Corporation (2013) US Patent Application Number- 20130189616
  26. Method for mixing products using acoustic mixingNestec S.A (2013) US Patent Application Number- 20130295246
  27. Method for preparing a porous fluoropolymer and preparing an article of same- Baker Hughes, Inc (2016) US Patent Application Number- 20160375385
  28. Method of converting a Crystalline Compound to an Amorphous Compound, Method of Increasing the Solubility of a Crystalline Compound in a Biorelevant Fluid, and Nanoparticles that Achieve SupersaturationNanocopoeia, LLC (2016) US Patent Application Number- 20160235677
  29. Method of making a cemented carbide or cermet bodySandvik (2014) US Patent Application Number- 20140271321
  30. Method of surface hardening sintered bodies using vibrationsSandvik (2015) US Patent Application Number- 20150098855
  31. Method to Produce and Scale-Up Cocrystals and Salts Via Resonant Acoustic MixingNalas Engineering Services, Inc (2015) US Patent Application Number- 20150080567
  32. Mixed metal polymer compositeBaker Hughes, Inc (2014) US Patent Application Number- 20140018489
  33. Orthodontic Cement Compositions and Methods of Use ThereofDENTSPLY Sirona, Inc (2017) US Patent Application Number- 20170143594
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  35. Pharmaceutical Core-Shell Composite Powder and Processes for Making the Same– New Jersey Institute (2015) US Patent Application Number – 20150297521
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  37. Polycrystalline Diamond Cutting Elements Having Lead or Lead Alloy AdditionsDiamond Innovations, Inc (2016) US Patent Application Number – 20160326809
  38. Polycrystalline Diamond Cutting Elements Having Non-Catalyst Material AdditionsDiamond Innovations, Inc (2016) US Patent Application Number – 20160325404
  39. Polycrystalline diamond cutters having non-catalytic material addition and methods of making the sameDiamond Innovations, Inc (2017) US Patent Application Number – 20170175453
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  41. Preparing a porous fluoropolymer, a rigid porous fluoropolymer flow sleeve and controlling flow- Baker Hughes, Inc (2015) US Patent Application Number- 20150298030
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  43. Rapid Allograft Treatment Systems and MethodsAlloSource (2017) US Patent Application Number – 20170035937
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  45. Substrates with Conductive CoatingsXerox Corporation (2013) US Patent Application Number-20130260094
  46. Supercapacitor having an integral 3D graphene-carbon hybrid foam-based electrodeAruna Zhamu and Bor Jang (2017) US Patent Application Number – 20170194105
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European Patents

  1. Nano-suspension processMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2016) PCT Patent Number- PCT/US2012/062026
  2. Pharmaceutical compositions that inhibit disproportionationMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2016) PCT Patent Number- PCT/US2012/059172
  3. Thermally conductive grease and methods and devices in which said grease is usedDow Corning Corporation (2010) PCT Patent Number- PCT/US2004/030818
  4. Nano-suspension processMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2016) PCT Patent Number- PCT/US2012/062026
  5. Pharmaceutical compositions that inhibit disproportionationMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2016) Patent Number- PCT/US12/59172
  6. Thermally conductive grease and methods and devices in which said grease is usedDow Corning Corporation (2010) PCT Patent Number- PCT/US04/30818

 

European Applications

  1. Acoustic Mixing for Auto GranulationAbbVie, Inc. (2017) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/US2016/041275
  2. Anti-glare surface treatment method and articles thereofCorning, Inc (2011) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/US2011/061619
  3. Buoyancy Module3M Innovative Properties (2016) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/US2016/036969
  4. Collapsible water-containing capsulesThe Procter & Gamble Company (2010) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/US2010/022822
  5. Cutting elements having accelerated leaching rates and methods of making the sameDiamond Innovations, Inc (2016) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/US2016/031083
  6. Diamino alcohol and strong base neutralizers for low voc coating compositionsEsin Busche, Asghar Peera, John Quinn, Raymond Swedo, Anurima Singh, Ian A. Tomlinson (2014) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/US2010/03232
  7. Improvements in or relating to energetic materials- Lewtas Science & Technologies PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/EP2016/074423, Ltd (2016)
  8. Making agglomerates using acoustic mixing technologyMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2015) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/US13/69542
  9. Mapping fractures using micro-seismic eventsHalliburton Energy Services, Inc (2017) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/US2015/064323
  10. Media milling process for the manufacture of active pharmaceutical ingredients in propellantsMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp (2016) PCT Patent Application Number – PCT/US2014/069871
  11. Metal matrix composites including inorganic particles and discontinuous fibers and methods of making the same3M Innovative Properties Company (2016) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/US2016/063935
  12. Method and apparatusVectura Limited (2015) PCT Patent Application Number – PCT/GB2013/050847
  13. Method and apparatus for making compositions for pulmonary administrationVectura Limited (2016) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/GB2014/052973
  14. Method for forming a three dimensional body from a mixture with a high content of solid particlesSaint-Gobain Ceramics & Plastics, Inc (2016) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/US2016/057061
  15. Method for mixing products using acoustic mixingNestec S.A (2013) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/IB2013/053416
  16. Method for preparing a porous fluoropolymer and preparing an article of same- Baker Hughes, Inc (2016) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/US2013/060078
  17. Methods of making metal matrix composites including inorganic particles and discontinuous fibers3M Innovative Properties Company (2016) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/US2016/065101
  18. Methods for strengthening silica soot compacts with nanoparticlesCorning, Inc (2016) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/US2016/019212
  19. Method of making a cemented carbide or cermet bodySandvik (2014) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/EP2012/070557
  20. Method of surface hardening sintered bodies using vibrationsSandvik (2015) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/EP2013/054607
  21. Method for the manufacture of a stable high solids suspension of celluloseSappi Netherlands Services (2012) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/EP2012/053985
  22. Orthodontic Cement Compositions and Methods Thereof – Dentsply Sirona Inc (2017) PCT Patent Application Number PCT/US2016/062995
  23. Pharmaceutical compositions that inhibit disproportionationMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp. (2014) PCT Patent Application Number- PCT/US12/59172
  24. Pharmaceutical core-shell composite powder and processes for making the same– New Jersey Institute (2015) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/US2013/069128
  25. Pharmaceutical suspensions containing etoricoxibMerck Sharp & Dohme Corp. (2015) PCT Patent Application Number-PCT/US2015/047352
  26. Polycrystalline Diamond Cutting Elements having Lead or Lead Alloy AdditionsDiamond Innovations Inc (2016) PCT Patent Application Number PCT/US2016/031084
  27. Polycrystalline Diamond Cutting Elements having Non-Catalyst Material AdditionsDiamond Innovations Inc (2016) PCT Patent Application Number PCT/US2016/031085
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