
The equipment required for a homogeniser includes all components that can grind liquid particles, resulting in a homogeneous and stable product emulsion. Industrial and laboratory high-pressure homogenisers are direct-acting piston pumps equipped with a pressing unit and a homogenising valve, which can be used in various industries and improve product quality and stability.
What should a homogeniser be used for? Homogenisers are widely used in the dairy, food, healthcare, cosmetic, chemical, biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. They can provide significant added value, improved product quality and competitive advantage. Systems can be designed and configured to offer specific product characteristics, including:

Modular design consisting of a three-piece valve body and individual cylinders (3 IFI 5). The three blocks around the pump valves have a very simple and user-friendly design which, together with the individual cylinders, provide very high pressures.

Integrated design of cylinders (3 or 5), pump valves, plunger lubrication and inlet/outlet in one unit. Access to plunger and pump valve seals via front and top covers.

The laboratory homogeniser is designed for high-speed mixing, emulsifying and disintegrating liquids, suspensions and semi-solids. APV laboratory homogenisers produce the desired average particle size as well as a small spread and a uniform size distribution, i.e. exactly what you need to improve your existing products and create new ones.
APV homogenisers continue the tradition of quality established by the renowned Rannie and Gaulin brands. With a rich history and many years of experience in innovative product applications, SPX provides homogenisation solutions for the food, dairy, cosmetics, chemical, biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries.
Regardless of the industrial sector, Rannie and Gaulin homogenisers are able to offer solutions of high quality and reliability to meet your requirements. With more than a century of experience, SPX delivers products in the perfect configuration and design. Models are available for laboratories, pilot plants, large-scale production or biotechnology applications.


