High pressure homogenizers for fine grinding

definition 

High pressure homogenizers are devices for reducing particle size in liquids or for cell disruption through the application of high pressure. These devices pass the suspension through a narrow gap geometry under high pressure, creating shear forces and cavitation that lead to particle size reduction. They thus enable the production of emulsions, suspensions, and cell disruption.

How it works and what it does 

High pressure homogenizers offer benefits in various applications. They enable a homogeneous and reproducible reduction in particle size, which can lead to altered product stability. Furthermore, these devices allow the disruption of microorganisms and cells to release intracellular components. Control of the process parameters allows the homogenization result to be adapted to specific requirements.

Areas of application 

High pressure homogenizers are used in various industries. In the pharmaceutical industry, they are used to produce nanoparticles and emulsions for medications. In the food industry, they are used to modify the texture and stability of products such as milk and juices. They are also used in the cosmetics industry to produce emulsions and dispersions. High pressure homogenizers Application in biotechnology for cell disruption and in the chemical industry for the production of nanomaterials.

Selection criteria 

When selecting suitable High pressure homogenizers The specific requirements of the process should be considered. These include the required pressure range, flow rate, sample volume to be processed, and the viscosity of the suspension. Sterilization options and cleaning requirements are also relevant factors. Our experienced team offers support in selecting the optimal homogenizer for your specific needs.

Contact for further information 

For detailed information about our range of High pressure homogenizers We're happy to assist you in selecting suitable equipment. Contact our experienced team for more information.