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Can you clarify the difference between colloid mill and homogenizer in terms of pressure used?

Colloid Mills – Laboratory, Inline & Industrial Models | GlobeCore Forums Colloid mill theory Can you clarify the difference between colloid mill and homogenizer in terms of pressure used?

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    Arvīds
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    Can you clarify the difference between colloid mill and homogenizer in terms of pressure used?

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    Ruben
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    The difference between colloid mill and homogenizer largely relates to how force is applied: a colloid mill generates shear through the mechanical gap between a spinning rotor and fixed stator, while a homogenizer, particularly a high-pressure type, forces the product through a narrow orifice under very high pressure, creating intense pressure drop and cavitation. This generally allows homogenizers to achieve finer particle sizes than colloid mills.

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