High Pressure Homogenizer for Laboratory Cell Disruption & Emulsification

The FL-JZ130 high pressure homogenizer is a two-stage, plunger-type homogenizing system designed for liquid emulsification, dispersion, particle size reduction, and laboratory-scale cell disruption. It provides a rated capacity of 200 L/h and a rated design pressure of 130 MPa. The recommended working pressure is 100 MPa. Our product has been exported to Australia, South Korea, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kenya, and other markets. It has been used in applications such as dairy and beverage emulsification, sauce and dressing processing, and laboratory cell disruption

FL-JZ130 High Pressure Homogenizer Specifications

ParameterSpecification
ModelFL-JZ130 Lab Scale Homogenizer
Rated Capacity200 L/h
Rated Design Pressure130 MPa
Working Pressure100 MPa
First-Stage Pressure Adjustment Range0–130 MPa
Second-Stage Pressure Adjustment Range0–100 MPa
Homogenization TypeTwo-stage homogenization and emulsification
Pressure AdjustmentManual
Motor Power11 kW
Actual Power Consumption at Rated Pressure8.5 kW
Feed Temperature Range0–150°C
Feed Particle SizeLess than 50 μm
Cooling SystemIncluded
Lubrication SystemIncluded
Power Supply380 V, 50 Hz
Dimensions800 × 570 × 960 mm
Machine Weight470 kg

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High Pressure Homogenizer Functions & Industry Applications

A homogenizer relies on high-velocity impact, high shear, and cavitation forces to break down large particles and large droplets, refining them into a uniform and stable mixture that resists phase separation or sedimentation.

What Can Homogenizers Do?

  1. Emulsification: Combines immiscible liquids (oil and water) into stable emulsions (e.g., creams, lotions, sauces).
  2. Dispersion: Uniformly disperses solid powders into liquid phases to prevent sedimentation and agglomeration.
  3. Particle Size Reduction: Reduces material particle size for a smoother mouthfeel and enhanced product appearance.
  4. Stability Enhancement: Extends shelf life and minimizes separation, creaming, or settling issues.

What Industries Use Homogenizers?

  • Laboratory Cell Disruption: Bacterial, yeast, algal, and selected plant cells for research or extraction of intracellular materials.
  • Dairy & Beverage: Milk homogenization, juice stabilization, sauce and paste refinement to reduce separation.
  • Cosmetic & Personal Care: Oil-in-water or water-in-oil emulsions for creams, lotions, and serums.

High Pressure Homogenizer vs High-Shear Mixer

FeatureHigh Pressure Homogenizer High-Shear Mixer
Working PrincipleUses high pressure to process liquids through a homogenizing valve.Uses a rotor-stator system for mixing and dispersion.
Main ApplicationsCell disruption, emulsification, and fine dispersion.Bulk mixing, blending, and preliminary emulsification.
System IntegrationCan work with a pre-mixing tank or a mobile homogenizer tank for continuous processing.Commonly installed in a mixing tank for batch processing.

Why Choose Our High Pressure Homogenizer?

High-Pressure Processing up to 100 MPa

The FL-JZ130 laboratory homogenizer operates at a specified working pressure of 100 MPa, supporting demanding homogenization applications.

200 L/h Rated Processing Capacity

 The machine offers a rated capacity of 200 L/h, helping users assess its suitability for laboratory trials and small-scale production.

Two-Stage Homogenization

Its two-stage structure supports high-pressure processing for suitable emulsification, dispersion, and cell disruption applications.

Flexible Pressure Adjustment

Separate pressure adjustment ranges for the two stages allow operators to evaluate different processing conditions for specific materials.

Integrated Cooling and Lubrication

Built-in cooling and lubrication systems support equipment operation and routine maintenance.

FAQs about High-Pressure Homogenization

Q1: What is a high pressure homogenizer used for?

A laboratory high pressure homogenizer processes liquids, emulsions, and suspensions under high pressure to achieve particle size reduction, uniform dispersion, and cell disruption.

Q2: Can a high pressure homogenizer be used for cell disruption?

Yes. It is widely used for cell lysis and extraction. Optimal cell disruption parameters (such as pressure and multi-pass cycles) depend on the specific cell type.

Q3: What key factors should I confirm before selecting a homogenizer?

Evaluate your raw material properties (viscosity, particle size, pH), target processing results, required throughput, power supply, sanitary material compatibility, and temperature control needs.

Q4: Can I send material samples for testing before purchase?

Yes. We recommend sample evaluations with our team to determine the optimal high pressure homogenization parameters and equipment configuration.

Q5: Does the machine require special cleaning and maintenance?

Post-operation cleaning with appropriate flushing fluids prevents residue buildup. Regular inspection of plunger seals, lubrication oil levels, and cooling water systems is required.

Request a High Pressure Homogenization Solution

We have exported homogenization solutions to Australia, South Korea, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kenya, and other markets. Looking for a reliable high pressure homogenizer for laboratory cell disruption, emulsification, or dispersion? Share your processing objectives with our technical team. Please provide the following information to get a tailored quotation:

  • Material or cell type
  • Required processing volume/throughput
  • Target operating pressure or expected results
  • Temperature control requirements
  • Local voltage and frequency specifications
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