
The OMVE HP203 is a pilot-scale in-line high-pressure homogenizer designed for accurate production simulation and higher stability. It uses three pistons to reduce pressure fluctuations, minimize valve wear, and achieve consistent particle sizes. The third piston allows for longer processing times with fewer RPMs, reducing wear and service costs.
ApplicationsThe homogenizer forces liquid through a narrow, high-pressure gap, subjecting it to intense shear and pressure. This process breaks down particles into smaller, uniform sizes (0.2 to 2 microns), ensuring thorough mixing and stabilization.
Technical SpecificationsOMVE Netherlands B.V., De Meern, The Netherlands, Tel: +31 30 241 00 70, Email: [email protected]
OMVE Americas Inc., Milton, Canada, Tel: +1 416 986 8442, Website: omve.com
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HP203 Pilot 3-Piston In-Line Homogenizer Accurate Production Simulation for Higher Stability The OMVE HP203 in-line high pressure homogenizer is designed to provide maximum levels of accuracy and repeatability, thanks to its innovative use of 3 pistons on lab scale. The more pistons, the lower the pressure fluctuations will be. The higher the number of pistons, the lower the pressure fluctuations will be. This way, the valve wear is minimized and consistent particle size is achieved. The introduction of the third piston maximizes processing time using fewer RPMs. This results in minimum wear & tear, reduced service frequency and cost savings. The homogenizer can seamlessly be connected to our range of HTST/UHT systems or be used as a stand-alone solution. Features & Benefits • 3 Plungers for minimum pulsation • Durable, corrosion-resistant, chemically non-reactive ceramic pistons • Money-saving plug & play system (water not required for lubrication) • Easy operation with HTST/UHT systems • High level of automation for effortless operation • Two-stage homogenization valves • Minimum of dead volumes Working Principle • Plant-based beverages • (Vegetable) creams The homogenizer operates by forcing the liquid through a narrow, high-pressure gap between a stationary and a rotating component. This process subjects the liquid to intense shear and pressure, breaking down particles and droplets into smaller, uniform sizes (of 0.2 to 2 microns). The turbulence and mechanical forces generated during this process lead to thorough mixing and stabilization of the product.
Open the catalog to page 1Optional Accessories • Aseptic execution • Automation upgrade • By-pass for higher flow-rate during CIP • Feed hopper for stand-alone functionality OMVE Americas Inc. Milton, Canada Tel +1 416 986 8442 De Meern, The Netherlands Tel +31 30 241 00 70 [email protected] Disclaimer: no rights can be derived from the content in this brochure. Version 1/2025
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