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Homogenizer Manufacturers and Suppliers
IQS Directory provides an extensive list of homogenizer manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our website to review and source homogenizer manufactures with our easy-to-use features which allow you to locate homogenizer companies that will design, engineer, and manufacturer homogenizer for your exact specifications. Our request for quote forms make it easy to connect with leading homogenizer manufacturers. View company profiles, website links, locations, phone number, product videos, product specific news articles and other production information. We are a leading manufacturer directory who will connect you with the right manufacturers whether you are looking for high pressure homogenizers, homogenizer mixers, or homogenizers for emulsion.
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Leading Homogenizer Manufacturers
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| 1 | WAM® Inc.At WAM Inc., we specialize in the design and production of industrial mixers engineered to deliver dependable blending performance across demanding processing environments. Our company supports customers in industries that require accurate material consistency, controlled mixing action, and reliable operation for powders, slurries, liquids, and bulk solids. | Lawrenceville, GA | |||
| 2 | Charles Ross & Son CompanyRoss is a manufacturer of industrial mixing, blending and dispersion equipment since 1842. We offer sanitary, standard and custom equipment designed to meet the varied mixing requirements of our customers from virtually all the process industries. Our plants in the United States, China and India are all fully equipped with advanced engineering and production tools. In the US alone, we operate five plants and maintain an 8000-sq.ft. Test & Development Center. Call us or visit our website today! | Hauppauge, NY | |||
| 3 | Admix, Inc.Admix, Inc. manufactures stainless steel mixing technologies & assists with tough mixing issues for a variety of markets. Choose from products such as basic mixers, Rotomaxx™ high torque mixers, BenchMix™ programmable lab mixers and a multitude of other innovative designs from Admix for your mixing needs. Our equipment meets 3-A, USDA-Dairy, AMS and AG-Canada hygienic & safety standards. | Londonderry, NH | |||
| 4 | Dynamic Air Inc.Our high-performance mixers ensure efficient and consistent material blending across a wide range of industries. Designed to handle everything from fine powders to coarse aggregates, with or without liquid addition, they deliver uniformity and precision in every batch. With innovative engineering, optimized flow patterns, and reduced energy consumption, they enhance productivity while minimizing waste. | St. Paul, MN | |||
| 5 | ProQuip, Inc.Are you searching for industrial mixers? Your search is done and we supply the best quality industrial mixers on the market. We take pride in our manufacturing but also in our customer service. We are more than just a supplier; we desire a long lasting business relationship which results in years of customer satisfaction. Your experience is important to us. For all of your mixing needs visit our website or give us a call today! | Macedonia, OH | |||
| 6 | Akona Process SolutionsAt Akona Process Solutions, we dedicate ourselves to designing and building mixers that deliver consistent performance and long-lasting value. We understand that reliable mixing technology is the foundation of countless operations, so we engineer our mixers with precision, durability, and adaptability in mind. | Monroe, NC | |||
| 7 | Wagner Enterprise, Inc.At Wagner Enterprise, Inc., we design and build high-performance mixers for industrial blending, agitation, and processing. With decades of experience, we deliver custom mixing systems for chemical, food, pharmaceutical, and water treatment industries. Our mixers are engineered for durability, efficiency, and precision, ensuring reliable performance in even the most demanding environments. We tailor each solution to meet your specific process needs. | Troy, MI | |||
| 8 | Silverson Machines, Inc.At Silverson Machines, we design and manufacture high shear mixing equipment giving manufacturers a reliable way to mix, emulsify, homogenize, solubilize, suspend, disperse, and reduce particle size with speed and consistency. Our mixing equipment is engineered to deliver repeatable results from the laboratory through full-scale production. | East Longmeadow, MA |
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Homogenizer: Uses, Types and Functions
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- How many homogenizer manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 8 leading manufacturers and 26 additional suppliers.
- Where are homogenizer manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 14 states: California (5), New York (5), Ohio (5), Massachusetts (3), Minnesota (3), Pennsylvania (3), Kentucky (2), Michigan (2), and 6 more.
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Homogenizer
Homogenizers are mixers that are capable of blending any material. Like the majority of blenders, they are mostly made of metal, including stainless steel. A homogenizer consists of a holding tank, a motor, and a set of high speed rotors or rotating impellers that are powerful enough to blend any kind of substance. All homogenizers are mixers, but not all mixers are homogenizers, as other mixers are suitable for working with more specific types of ingredients.
Homogenization Process
During the homogenization process, a high shear mixer is immersed in the ingredients. The blades of the mixer rotate rapidly, creating a suction force that draws the liquid and solid portions of the mix toward the blades. The materials then move through the blades by way of centrifugal force, and they are finely milled and dispersed equally. These processes repeat themselves until all the materials are mixed and blended evenly. Once blended, the group of ingredients take on an entirely new appearance and level of viscosity. Technological advances have been made in the manufacturing of homogenizers, in an effort to improve the way that the mixers blend the material, but also how they can minimize the risk of infection, and prevent noise made by the machine and cross-contamination of the ingredients.
Types of Mechanical Homogenizers
Mechanical homogenizers are utilized for not only their efficiency, but for their ability to completely change the physical structure of a set of ingredients while maintaining its chemical composition. There are two ways to categorize mechanical homogenizers: rotor stator, and blade type.
Rotor Stator
The mixing apparatus consists of a rotor that is located within a stationary tube containing holes or slots, known as a stator. This mechanism moves rapidly, drawing the material toward it and forcing it through the set of holes at high speeds. The process is repeated until the material is fully mixed. Rotor stator homogenizers are capable of mixing volumes anywhere between 30 microliters and 30 liters. These types of homogenizers can be used in applications ranging from laboratory to industrial-scale applications. Rotors stator homogenizers are recommended for mixing liquids and soft tissue. It is important to remember that the particles of the desired substance need to fit through the holes of the stator in order to be effectively homogenized. Furthermore, there are some rotor stator homogenizers that require a generator probe to carry out their functions. A generator probe assists in the speed of the rotor stator, and there are different probes available depending on the substances that the homogenizer will mix. Not all models of rotor stator homogenizers come with a probe, so it is important to be mindful of which parts are needed for your model. Other variables to keep in mind include the design and size of the rotor stator, the speed of the rotor tip, the initial size and viscosity of the mixture, the processing time (also knowns as the flow rate), the volume and concentration of the mixture, the shape of the mixing vessel, and the orientation of the rotor stator. In the homogenization process, complications with aerosols and foaming could occur, but can be alleviated by keeping the rotor stator properly submerged.
Blade Type Homogenizers
Utilize a set of blades that can rotate up to speeds of 50,000 rpm. The blades thoroughly mix the ingredients by cutting through them within the homogenizer. Blade type homogenizers are highly useful in their ability to process ingredients of varying types. They are suitable for processing capacities ranging from multi-gallon to .01 ml. They are commonly used for homogenizing plant and animal tissue. There are some models that are capable of reducing the particulate size of a tissue sample to as small as 4 micrometers. Accessories that are available for blade type homogenizers include cooling jackets and closed containers for the respective purposes of temperature control and formation of aerosol. However, there are a couple of drawbacks. Blade homogenizers are not as efficient, as they are less capable of reducing the particle size to the same degree as their rotor stator counterparts. Another term for a blade type homogenizer is a blender.
Blenders and Mixers
In most cases, the terms "blender" and "mixer" can be interchangeably used. However, blenders can sometimes be defined as a machine that features sharper blades and are capable of higher speeds than mixers. A mixer can achieve emulsification if it manages to thoroughly blend a combination of solids or liquids that are usually unable to mix, such as oil-based ingredients with water. Numerous industries, including industrial mixing, food packaging, and technology and science. A couple of examples of products that are made with homogenization include cream and milk.
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