Mott Porous Metal Spargers: More Effective Than Traditional Media in Beverage and Food Processing

Disperse Gases More Efficiently for Lower Costs

FARMINGTON, Conn., Jan. 29, 2001– Porous metal spargers from Mott Corp. are more efficient and durable than traditional media in applications requiring the mixing of gases into liquids, slurries, or semi-solid emulsions. Mott spargers diffuse process gases through thousands of microscopic holes, creating bubbles far smaller and more numerous than with drilled pipe or other sparging methods. The result is a greater gas-contacting surface area, significantly reducing the time and volume required to dissolve gases into the targeted media.

Because they have no moving parts to wear out or fail, Mott spargers are more cost effective and extremely durable. Mott’s simple design makes the spargers easy to install into existing pipelines or vessels, requiring no special tools. Applications include: aeration, carbonation, hydrogenation, fermentation, steam injection, oxygen stripping, pH control, and bulking operations.

Mott Corp. manufactures a variety of filtration and related devices from porous metal. It serves industrial and high purity customers worldwide through such industries as chemical, instrumentation, fiber, semiconductor, energy, food and beverage, and environmental. To find out more about Mott porous metal media for beverage and food processing, please contact Mott Corp., 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT 06032, 1-860-747-6333 or E-Mail: quest@mottcorp.com.

Media contact: Harry McBrien, Maier Marketing, (860) 677-4581; harry@maier.com.

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