Food & beverage research equipment
Laboratory UHT Sterilizer & HTST Systems Small-scale trials.Well-defined process decisions.
Explore laboratory UHT sterilizer and HTST systems, with separately selected homogenization, vacuum deaeration and controlled sample-filling modules.
Thermal treatment · Homogenization · Deaeration · Sample collection
Retouched equipment presentation. The thermal unit is in the centre. The homogenizer on the left and filling cabinet on the right are separate connected options.
20 / 100 L/h Published modular flow options
152 °C Published thermal upper limit
4 equipment families Choose a clearly defined research route
Catalogue configuration values. Final equipment selection and product treatment conditions are specific to your project.
The equipment range
A different job for every module. Start with the thermal unit. Add pressure treatment, air removal or controlled filling when your experiment calls for it.
01 / THERMAL ↗
Retouched equipment presentation. The thermal unit is in the centre. The homogenizer on the left and filling cabinet on the right are separate connected options. Laboratory UHT and HTST equipment with configurable plate or tubular heating, holding and cooling, plus separately selected connected modules.
Thermal arrangement Tubular or plate-type configuration
Temperature control PID with touchscreen operation 02 / HOMOGENIZATION ↗
Retouched equipment presentation. The homogenizing head and pressure gauge sit above the supporting frame and control enclosure. Two-stage laboratory homogenization with adjustable 0–600 bar pressure for suitable liquid food emulsions and dispersions.
Pressure range 0–600 bar
Homogenizing arrangement Two stages 03 / DEAERATION ↗
Retouched equipment presentation. The selected arrangement shows the vessel, pressure gauge and local touchscreen on a mobile cabinet. Laboratory vacuum deaeration for liquid food research, with a published 5–40 L/h range and temperature-conditioned air removal.
Published processing range 5–40 L/h
Published process-temperature range 20–90 °C 04 / COLLECTION ↗
Retouched equipment presentation. The cabinet provides an enclosed working area and separate connections for the filling operation. Controlled laboratory sample filling with filtered vertical airflow, glove access and a product connection for UHT or HTST trials.
Airflow arrangement Vertical filtered airflow
Published clean-air class ISO Class 5 / Class 100
Follow the product
Build your trial around a clear route. The thermal core brings feeding, heating, holding and cooling together. Connected equipment adds its own role and interfaces.
01 Prepare & feed Define the formulation entering the unit.
02 Heat & hold Select the exchanger, flow and holding path.
03 Cool & transfer Record product conditions at the next connection.
04 Collect & compare Define useful samples and the handling boundary.
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Your formulation comes first
Different products. Different questions. Compare equipment choices for the liquid food or beverage you are researching.
01 Plan dairy research with laboratory thermal treatment, two-stage homogenization and a defined collection boundary using the documented equipment range.
Explore the application → 02 Explore thermal treatment, homogenization and sample planning for suitable plant-based liquid formulations using the laboratory equipment range.
Explore the application → 03 Match juice thermal-processing research with the laboratory thermal unit, vacuum deaeration and appropriate product preparation and sampling.
Explore the application → 04 Plan liquid tea and functional-drink trials around feed preparation, controlled thermal history, optional deaeration and consistent sample collection.
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Before the specification
Make the equipment discussion useful. 01 Name the research objective Tell us what you want to compare, change or measure.
02 Describe the product Share preparation, physical characteristics and available formulation.
03 Define useful output Include collected samples, containers and the intended operating window.
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Practical selection guides
Understand the choices before you commit. Equipment selection
Choose a laboratory UHT or HTST configuration by research objective, product conditions, holding arrangement and the required collection boundary.
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Compare the documented modular-system nominal 20 and 100 L/h options against useful output, sample allowance and connected-module requirements.
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Define collection containers, product transfer and preparation when choosing between research sampling and a laboratory filling cabinet.
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A clearer starting point
Questions before you specify Where should I start if I do not have a complete specification?+ Start with the product you want to process and the work you need the equipment to do. Available sample and collection requirements help the initial discussion; technical details can follow.
Can the equipment arrangement be matched to my research?+ The thermal family has documented configuration alternatives and separately selected homogenizing, deaeration and filling modules. The equipment list and quoted interfaces define the selected arrangement.