Mist Homogenizer

About Mist Homogenizer

Introduction

A Mist Homogenizer is a high-pressure processing equipment designed to break down and mix particles, creating a uniform and stable mist. It is commonly used in various industries such as food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic to emulsify, mix, and stabilize liquids, suspensions, and emulsions.

Working Principle

The Mist Homogenizer works on the principle of high-pressure homogenization, where a liquid or suspension is forced through a small nozzle or valve, creating a high-pressure mist. The mist is then mixed with another liquid or gas, creating a uniform and stable emulsion. The high pressure and turbulence created by the homogenizer break down the particles, reducing their size and increasing their surface area, resulting in a stable and consistent product.

Key Features

- High-pressure homogenization: up to 1000 bar (14500 psi)

- High-speed mixing: up to 1000 rpm

- Interchangeable nozzles and valves for different applications

- Sanitary design for easy cleaning and maintenance

- Compact and space-saving design

- Easy to operate and control

Applications

- Food industry: emulsification of sauces, dressings, and beverages

- Pharmaceutical industry: production of stable emulsions and suspensions for injectables and topical applications

- Cosmetic industry: production of stable emulsions and suspensions for creams, lotions, and serums

- Biotechnology industry: production of stable emulsions and suspensions for biopharmaceuticals and vaccines

Benefits

- Improved product stability and shelf life

- Increased product consistency and uniformity

- Enhanced product texture and appearance

- Reduced particle size and increased surface area

- Improved bioavailability and efficacy of active ingredients

Technical Specifications

- Power consumption: up to 10 kW (13.4 hp)

- Flow rate: up to 1000 l/h (264 gph)

- Pressure range: up to 1000 bar (14500 psi)

- Temperature range: up to 100C (212F)

- Material of construction: stainless steel, titanium, or other materials compatible with the product being processed.