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Homogenizers
We offer immediately available used homogenizers & dispersers from stock. Benefit from the inexpensive purchase of a used system, which we can ship worldwide at short notice.
- 9575homogenizer €12,500.00
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Drive power: 11 kW
Areas of application: Mixing / homogenizing and pumping of emulsions and pastes
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- 9527NETZSCH Vakumix mobile homogenizer LambdaVita 3 mobile €21,500.00
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Manufacturer: NETZSCH Vakumix
Type: LambdaVita 3 mobile
Year of construction: 2018
Drive power: 37 kW
Areas of application: Mixing/homogenizing and pumping around emulsions and pastes
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- 9519NETZSCH Vakumix Continuous homogenizer €15,000.00
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- Continuous homogenizer GR2 DHOLF
- Brand: VAKUMIX
- Electrical connection: 400V / 50 Hz 11KW
- Max. temperature: 150°C (product room)
- for mixing/homogenizing and pumping around emulsions and pastes
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- 9345Vakumix mobile homogenizer DHOLF GR3 €19,700.00
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Manufacturer: Vakumix
Type: DHOLF GR3
Drive power: 31 kW
Maximum pressure product: 2 bar (overpressure)
Maximum product temperature: 133° C
Areas of application: Mixing/homogenizing and pumping around emulsions and pastes
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- 8662Unused homogenizer GEA NS2006HS Ariete Price on request
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Year of construction: 2018
Capacity: 500 l/h
Pressure: 100 bar
Documentation available
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What types of homogenizers are there?
A basic distinction can be made between in-line homogenizers (dispersers) and piston homogenizers. Both are process systems with which liquids can be homogenized - however, both differ in their functional principle.
- How an in-line homogenizer works: Rotation principle: The in-line homogenizer works with rotating cutting tools or a rotor-stator system that generates shear forces and turbulent flows to homogenize the liquid.
- Flow principle: The liquid is continuously pumped through the homogenizer, enabling a continuous process.
- How a piston homogenizer works: High pressure principle:The piston homogenizer works with extremely high pressures (typically between 100 and 2000 bar), which are generated by a piston pump.
- How an in-line homogenizer works: Rotation principle: The in-line homogenizer works with rotating cutting tools or a rotor-stator system that generates shear forces and turbulent flows to homogenize the liquid.
- Valve system: The liquid is pressed through a very narrow gap opening in the valve system. This creates strong turbulence, shear forces and cavitation, which break up the particles and droplets in the liquid.
The technology of both processes differs greatly in terms of pressure, mechanics and area of application. Piston homogenizers are well suited to batch processes in which particles are reduced to very small and uniform sizes. In-line homogenizers are well suited for continuous processes at low pressure and are also characterized by lower wear.
For which areas are used homogenizers suitable?
Our used homogenizers are versatile and ideal for various industries and applications:
- Food and beverage industry: Homogenization of dairy products, fruit juices, smoothies or emulsions such as salad dressings and sauces
- Cosmetics and body care:Fine and even distribution of ingredients in creams & lotions, as well as improving the consistency of shampoos, conditioners and other hair care products
- Chemical industry:Homogenization of pigments and fillers in paints and varnishes or for the distribution of ingredients in cleaning agents
- Pharmaceutical industry:Production of emulsions, suspensions, liposomes and nanoemulsions
- Biotechnology:Process for cell disruption and homogenization of fermentation products
What are the advantages of used homogenizers?
All our used homogenizers and dispersers are in stock and can be delivered to you within days. You therefore benefit from immense time savings compared to a new purchase. Used equipment is also significantly cheaper than comparable new in-line homogenizers from similar manufacturers. By investing in a used homogenizer, you are also making a contribution to sustainability and the circular economy. Many of our used homogenizers are also of very high quality and therefore differ from new entry-level models in terms of material, temperature resistance or approvals, for example.
When purchasing a used homogenizer, pay attention to the last application and the history of the device in order to draw conclusions about its suitability for your production and the availability of necessary wear parts. We will be happy to assist you with this!