A machine, device, or chemical substance that breaks up clumped particles and keeps them suspended in a liquid.
From 'deflocculate' + '-or' (agent or device). This industrial term describes both mechanical mixers and chemical additives that achieve deflocculation.
Industrial deflocculator machines can process thousands of gallons per hour, breaking up clay or pigment clumps so thoroughly that the mixture flows like water. These massive machines are essential in mines, ceramics facilities, and paint factories.
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