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    Silverson L4R

    Silverson L4R

    • Manufacturer: Silverson
    • Model: L4R

    Table top lab homogenizier / mixer. It has a variable speed controls and up / down buttons to raise and lower the unit. Does not come with the shaft or mixing head. In good working condition. Last used in a pharm...

    Barrie, Canada
  • 1985 Alfa-Laval SHL 20

    1985 Alfa-Laval SHL 20

    • Manufacturer: Alfa-Laval
    • Model: SHL 20

    Alfa Laval Homogenizer, Model SHL-20, Year 1985, in excellent operational condition. This equipment was used in a milk bottling facility and has been carefully maintained throughout its service life. It is ready...

    $40,000 USD

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    Est. $753/mo

    Saint-Boniface, Canada
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    Used 40 Gallon Kettle, Stainless

    Used 40 Gallon Kettle, Stainless Steel, With Scrape Agitation & Homogenizer

    • Manufacturer: Groen

    -manufacturer: Groen -model: N-40SP -jacket pressure rating: 100 psi @ 300 deg.f -national board no. 63644 -with top entry scrape agitator -inverter duty motor: 1 hp, 208.230/460 volt, 34 rpm approx. -with ...

    Saint-Jérôme, Canada

Overview

Homogenizers are machines that reduce particle size and create stable emulsions or dispersions by applying mechanical shear, pressure, or ultrasonic energy. Used across food, pharmaceutical, chemical, cosmetic, and biotech industries, they ensure consistent texture, improved shelf life, and uniform product quality. Models range from laboratory bench-top units to industrial high‑pressure systems and rotor‑stator or ultrasonic designs for different production scales and viscosities.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used homogenizer?

Inspect service records, operating hours, seals and pistons (for high‑pressure units), rotor/stator wear, and electrical controls. Confirm parts availability and ask about previous product types to assess contamination risk.

How do I arrange safe shipping for a homogenizer?

Use a carrier experienced with process equipment. Drain fluids, secure movable parts, protect sensitive components, and provide weight/dimensions and any hazardous materials details. Ask about lift requirements and on‑site unloading.

What regular maintenance does a homogenizer need?

Follow scheduled inspections of seals, valves, bearings, and rotors/stators. Replace wear parts on interval, keep lubrication up to date, clean and sanitize per product, and perform pressure and performance checks.