The high-pressure homogenizer is a device for homogenizing and emulsifying a liquid material (liquid-liquid phase or liquid-solid phase) having a viscosity lower than 0.2 Pa.s and a temperature lower than 80 °C.
Application:
(1) Used in the production of emulsions, glues, juices, slurries, etc., can prevent or reduce the stratification of the liquid, improve the appearance of the liquid, make the color more vivid, the fragrance is more concentrated, and the taste is more alcoholic. .
(2) High-pressure homogenizers are widely used in the cosmetics industry. There is a statement in cosmetic advertisements: the surface of the skin is completely absorbed by the skin. In fact, the average diameter of human epidermal micropores is about 1.5 microns, and the average particle size of most cosmetic raw materials after a homogenizing pressure of 450 kgf/cm (45 mPa) is about 1 micron.
SCIENTZ-207B Ultra-High Pressure Homogenizer
The SCIENTZ-207B Ultra-High Pressure Homogenizer is a compact desktop device designed for biological sample processing, enabling cell disruption or material homogenization in biological laboratories and small-scale production environments. By controlling parameters such as pressure, flow rate, cavitation, impact, shear force, and process duration, this system achieves precise disruption, emulsification, and dispersion effects for diverse samples. Equipped with a cooling circulation system interface, it can be integrated with a constant temperature bath to effectively control processing temperature and enhance homogenization efficiency.
This homogenizer is widely applied in universities, research institutes, and corporate R&D laboratories across industries including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, cosmetics, food & beverage, and graphene research.
