Homogenisation Sub-Systems

FT91

Homogenisation Sub-Systems

Category: Food and Beverage

Brand: Armfield

The FT90 and FT91 are complete in-line homogenisation subsystems for use with Armfield miniature-scale food processing equipment. The FT90 is based on an APV 1000 homogeniser and the FT91 is based on a Niro Twin Panda.

Both homogenisers have been specifically optimised for laboratory and pilot scale applications. The units include controls, comprehensive instrumentation, valves, pipework, pulsation dampers, datalogging and all facilities required for operation and process integration with other Armfield equipment. Also available as stand-alone systems

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Features

In-line homogenisation for trial quantities and miniature-scale processing
Simple integration with existing Armfield plant
Can be used as stand alone
Uses scale-down valve technology which ensures the results are representative of production-scale processing
Complete Homogenisation Subsystems
Configurable for upstream or downstream homogenisation
Variable throughput
Two stage homogenisation with adjustable pressure
Twin pistons (FT91) or single piston (FT90)
Pulsation dampers included
Comprehensive instrumentation includes product temperature, product line pressure, homogenisation pressure and pump speed
Datalogging software seamlessly integrates the data with the data from the FT74XA and similar heat treatment unit
Adjustable divert facility for easy integration into continuous flow processes
Complete with interconnection hoses
Can be sterilised and used in an Aseptic system

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