An inline homogenizer is a high-shear mixing device used to emulsify, blend, and break down particles in liquid-liquid or liquid-solid mixtures. It is designed for continuous processing, making it ideal for high-volume production in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, chemical, dairy, and food industries.
Working Principle
The inline homogenizer uses a rotor-stator mechanism to apply intense mechanical shear. As the material passes through the homogenizing chamber, it is subjected to high-speed rotation (up to 3000 RPM), creating turbulence, cavitation, and shear that break down particles and form stable emulsions or dispersions.
Applications
Advantages:
Features:
Rotor-Stator Assembly:
Precision-engineered for high-shear mixing and fine emulsification.
Motor & Shaft:
High-speed motor with sealed bearings for continuous operation.
Mechanical Seal:
Leak-proof seal suitable for high-pressure and hygienic environments.
Inlet & Outlet Ports:
Designed for continuous flow of materials through the homogenizing chamber.
Base Frame:
Skid-mounted compact frame with vibration-dampening support.
Control Panel:
Includes start/stop buttons, speed control, and overload protection.