Perfume Freezing Filter Making Machine Fragrance Making Machine with Cooling Stirring System Perfume Chiller

Our headquarters is located in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China, and our factory is located in Yangzhou, Jiangsu. Our products are sold all over the world. We have approximately 50 employees in our company and factory.

High-quality equipment uses a gradient filtration design (such as a 0.22μm precision filter membrane) to capture only condensed impurities and avoid adsorbing active fragrance molecules.

Wipe the exterior with a dry cloth first. Stubborn stains can be removed with a soft cloth dampened with a neutral detergent. Never use hard objects such as steel wool to scratch the surface. Internal piping that comes into contact with materials should be rinsed with purified water and then disinfected with anhydrous ethanol. However, the entire device should not be immersed in water or rinsed with a high-pressure water jet to avoid damage to electrical components.

Common causes include: ① Insufficient freezing (low temperature or too short a freezing time); ② Clogged filter element or overly large pore size; ③ Uneven material flow leading to insufficient localized condensation. Solution: Extend the freezing time, replace the 0.1μm precision filter element, check the pipes for blockage, and optimize flow control.

RO Water Treatment、Vacuum Emulsifying Machine、Homogenizer Mixing Tank、Filling and Capping、labeling Machine、Packing Machine、Storage Tank,etc.

Traditional filtration only removes visible solid impurities. Soluble organic matter, colloids, and trace microorganisms in perfume are difficult to separate at room temperature, easily leading to turbidity, precipitation, and aroma deterioration after storage. Freeze filtration uses a low-temperature environment of -5°C to -15°C (depending on the formulation) to condense these hidden impurities into solid particles. These particles are then thoroughly trapped through precision filtration, while simultaneously allowing the fragrance components to fully blend. This is a core process that ensures the stability of high-end perfumes.