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Want to Know How SPX FLOW Homogenizers Deliver the Results You Need?

When it comes to homogenization technology, SPX FLOW has an impressive range of experience with its APV® brand Rannie® and Gaulin® models. These innovative designs enhance energy efficiency with homogenizing valves that are engineered to reduce the time it takes to reach desired particle distribution size. To help customers understand how the technology works and what options are available, SPX FLOW has released a new online video which explores the inner workings of its homogenizers and explains why its Rannie and Gaulin machines perform so well.

Through its APV brand, SPX FLOW has more than 100 years of experience in designing and manufacturing homogenizers that create intense mixing in order to deliver desired characteristics of a wide range of fluids. Its experience in valve functionality and seal durability support its ability to offer a variety of homogenizer valve selections to match challenging application needs. Its patented MicroGap® valve assembly, for example, reduces the operating pressure required to achieve a desired fluid particle size, with potential energy savings of up to 25 percent.

Gaulin and Rannie homogenizers operate up to 600 bar (8,700 psi) and 1500 bar (21,750 psi) respectively and are ideal for achieving fluid stability, water binding, desired viscosity, gloss, cell rupture and many more processing goals.

To find out more about how SPX FLOW homogenizers can benefit your process, please visit spxflow.com/apv or watch the video at: https://youtu.be/eTKfX7lMWLk.

For more information, please contact:

Irene Constantin
SPX FLOW, Inc
Tel:  +45 8922 8326
Email: Irene.constantin@spxflow.com
Web:  www.spxflow.com

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