Used Homogenizer Mixers for Sale
Homogenizer mixers are high shear mixing systems designed to emulsify, disperse, and reduce particle size in liquid and semi-liquid formulations. These machines use intense mechanical forces to break down particles and create stable, uniform mixtures, making them essential for applications requiring fine consistency and product stability. Used homogenizer mixers are widely utilized in food processing, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and chemical manufacturing. Aaron Equipment offers used homogenizer mixers for sale in a range of capacities, pressure ratings, and configurations to meet diverse processing requirements.
Stock No.:
54512007Used Admix Tote Base Mixer, Model Rotosolver. 40 HP. Stainl
Unused- Admix Tote Base Mixer, Model Rotosolver. 40 HP. Stainless steel. Model250RS175:Shaft speed 1750 rpmMotor: 40HP, 1750 rpm, explosion proof, 3/60/230/460vShaft: 3.15" - diameter (limit 55 thru 77") - scan lengthMix Head: 6.89" - diameter threaded to shaftUpper Foil: 10.5" - diameter 4-blade impeller - set bolt to shaftWetted Parts: 316 stainless steel, 30 Ra finishMounting: Std Admix FlangeNet Wgt: 1090 lbs Shpg Wgt: 1430 lbsTorque = 1432 in/lbs Bending Mount 4826 in/lbsOptions: mixer to be mounted via lift stand. Price includes a non-inverter rated explosion proof motor. UL and CSA approved for Class 1, Div 1,Group D or Class II, Div 2,Groups F&G
MFR: Admix
Homogenizer Mixer Applications & Typical Use Cases
Used homogenizer mixers are commonly used in applications requiring fine emulsification and uniform particle distribution. Typical use cases include:
Dairy processing such as milk, cream, and emulsified products
Pharmaceutical suspensions and liquid formulations
Cosmetic creams, lotions, and personal care products
Chemical emulsions and dispersions
Food products such as sauces, dressings, and beverages
These systems are critical for achieving consistent texture, stability, and product quality.
When to Choose a Homogenizer Mixer
Homogenizer mixers are best suited for processes requiring high shear mixing and particle size reduction. They are typically selected when stable emulsions or fine dispersions are critical to product performance. Compared to standard mixers, homogenizers provide more intensive processing and are often used for applications where uniformity and long-term stability are essential.
Used Homogenizer Mixer Buying Considerations
When evaluating a used homogenizer mixer, consider:
Operating pressure and shear capability: Determines particle size reduction and emulsification performance
Capacity and throughput: Ensure compatibility with production requirements
Valve or rotor-stator design: Impacts mixing efficiency and application suitability
Material of construction: Stainless steel for sanitary or corrosive applications
Condition and maintenance history: Inspect seals, valves, and wear components
Why Buy Used Homogenizer Mixers
Purchasing a used homogenizer mixer can significantly reduce capital investment while maintaining high-performance mixing capabilities. Many units are available for immediate delivery, helping facilities avoid long lead times associated with new equipment. Used homogenizers also provide access to proven systems suitable for demanding industrial and sanitary applications.
Sell Your Used Homogenizer Mixers
Aaron Equipment purchases surplus and used homogenizer mixers from a wide range of manufacturers and configurations. Whether you are upgrading processing systems, closing a facility, or selling idle equipment, our team can assist with buyouts or consignment opportunities.
A homogenizer mixer is a high shear machine that reduces particle size and creates uniform mixtures by applying intense mechanical forces. It is commonly used for emulsifying liquids and dispersing solids.
Homogenizer mixers are used for producing emulsions, suspensions, and fine dispersions in industries such as food processing, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and chemicals.
Homogenizers apply significantly higher shear forces than standard mixers, allowing for particle size reduction and stable emulsions. Standard mixers are typically used for blending rather than fine dispersion.
The cost of a used homogenizer mixer depends on pressure rating, capacity, manufacturer, configuration, and condition. High-pressure or specialized systems typically command higher prices.
Yes. Aaron Equipment purchases used homogenizer mixers across a range of sizes and configurations. If you have equipment available for sale, submit your details to receive an evaluation.