A mixing element for a static mixer for installation into a tubular mixer housing has a longitudinal axis along which a plurality of installation bodies are arranged behind one another. A first installation body has a first wall element which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis and a first side wall and a second side wall which is arranged opposite the first side wall. A deflection element is arranged adjacent to the first wall element and has a deflection surface extending in the transverse direction to the wall element at both sides of the wall element. A first opening is provided in the deflection surface at the side which faces the first side wall of the first wall element.

A mixer including a first inlet channel, a second inlet channel, a third inlet channel, and a first dividing wall between the first inlet channel and the second inlet channel. A first opening and a second opening are formed in the first dividing wall. The mixer further includes a second dividing wall between the second inlet channel and the third inlet channel with a third opening and a fourth opening formed in the second dividing wall. The first opening is aligned with the third opening along a first axis and the second opening is aligned with the fourth opening along a second axis.

A static mixer including a housing, a first inlet channel, a second inlet channel, a first outlet channel aligned with the first inlet channel along a first axis, and a second outlet channel aligned with the second inlet channel along a second axis. The static mixer also includes a first opening between the first inlet channel and the second outlet channel, and a second opening between the second inlet channel and the first outlet channel.

A mixer for mixing multi-component materials includes a mixing element and an inlet. The mixing element is arranged at a longitudinal axis of the mixer for mixing multi-component materials. The inlet section is arranged at the longitudinal axis.

A system for dispensing at least one makeup product, including a cup and a dispenser for filling the cup from the bottom with at least one product, the cup being secured to the dispenser at least while it is being filled with said product. The method for dispensing and evaluating makeup, including the steps of: allowing a video link to be established, for example over the Internet, from a camera at a first site to a second site, allowing the second site to operate either directly or indirectly a dispenser of such a dispensing system, present at the first site, this dispenser making it possible to vary the colour of mixture dispensed, and allowing a person present at the first site to apply the mixture dispensed and to send to the second site a corresponding image, so as to receive in return information relating to the result of the makeup.

A mixing element for a static mixer for installation into a tubular mixer housing has a longitudinal axis along which a plurality of installation bodies are arranged behind one another. A first installation body has a first wall element which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis and a first side wall and a second side wall which is arranged opposite the first side wall. A deflection element is arranged adjacent to the first wall element and has a deflection surface extending in the transverse direction to the wall element at both sides of the wall element. A first opening is provided in the deflection surface at the side which faces the first side wall of the first wall element.

A static mixer for mixing a multi-component material includes mixing segments arranged one after another along a longitudinal axis. Some of the mixing segments include elongate inlets arranged substantially parallel to one another and elongate outlets arranged parallel to one another, with a respective elongate inlet connected to a respective elongate outlet via a respective passage forming a flow path. The elongate outlets arranged such that an elongate extent is rotated by an angle of rotation of at least 45 about the longitudinal axis with respect to an elongate extent of the elongate inlets, with the elongate outlets being connected to inlets of directly adjacent mixing segments. A blocking element blocks a part of the flow paths between the elongate outlets and the elongate inlets.

A mixing segment for a static mixer includes inlets and outlets connected by a passage to deflect respective part flows of a material from the inlet to the outlet. Each of the outlets arranged such that an extent thereof is rotated by an angle of rotation of at least 45. A first extent of the passages gradually reduces between an inlet and a constriction of the passage, and a second extent of the passage gradually increases between the constriction and the outlet. The reduction in size of the first extent or the increase in size of the second extent is formed by two walls of the passage that are inclined with respect to one another and with respect to the longitudinal axis of the mixing segment, with at least a part of the walls inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis formed by a curved part surface.

The present invention relates to a static mixer for mixing together at least two components. The static mixer comprises a mixer housing; a mixing element having an upstream end with at least two entry openings and a downstream end, the mixing element being arranged at least partly within the mixer housing; a mixing head having at least two inlets provided at an input side and at least two outlets provided at an output surface, wherein each of the at least two inlets is in fluid communication with one of the at least two outlets; and a separating wall disposed between the output surface and the upstream end of the mixing element for separating the components leaving the outlets. The separating wall comprises a free downstream edge which is disposed with respect to at least one of the entry openings so as to allow at least partial flows of the components separated by the separating wall to combine after exceeding the downstream edge and to jointly enter said at least one of the entry openings.

A static mixer for mixing a flow of two or more fluids is disclosed. The static mixer includes a mixing conduit that defines a mixing passage, and a mixing element configured to be received by the mixing passage that includes at least two mixing baffles. Each of the at least two mixing baffles comprises a plurality panels that are configured to divide and mix the fluid as the fluid flows through the mixing passage. No continuous sidewalls extend between the at least two mixing baffles, and the mixing element is tapered along a longitudinal direction.