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Silverson

Silverson, based in United Kingdom, supplies batch mixers and continuous mixers for industries including food processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing and battery & energy storage.

  • HQ: United Kingdom

About Silverson

For more than 75 years Silverson has specialised in the manufacture of quality high shear mixers for processing and manufacturing industries worldwide.

With customers in over 150 countries, and serving industries as diverse as food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, luboils and petrochemicals, Silverson has become the world leader in the field of high shear mixing. Time after time, companies specify Silverson mixers as the “standard” equipment for their manufacturing process.

With a customer base that includes many of the world’s largest companies, Silverson is constantly at the forefront of new technologies. Developing and applying new high shear mixing techniques to meet these needs, Silverson has the experience, knowledge and commitment to both quality and service to solve today's mixing needs and those of the future. A truly international company, Silverson is represented by a network of associated companies, distributors and agents in over 60 countries.

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Headquarters Waterside, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 1PQ, United Kingdom +44 (0) 1494 786331

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