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News Release from: Christison Particle Technologies | Subject: Microjet Fluid Technology
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 13 May 2005
Microjet Fluid Technology for
homogenizing
Microjet Fluid Technology overcomes the limitations of conventional mixing and homogenizing techniques, and offers particle size reduction and a process control capability that is second to none
Christison have launched Microjet Fluid Technology, a system which overcomes the limitations of conventional mixing and homogenizing techniques Developed in-house in conjunction with the University of Northumbria, the system offers particle size reduction and process control capability that is second to none
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 24 May 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Produced in the UK, Microjet systems are engineered for liquid/liquid and liquid/solid processing of pharmaceuticals, coatings, inks, pigments, vaccines, lotions, creams and disruption of cells.
Operating at up to 24,000 psi in the laboratory, each unit is fitted with unique diamond-wear interaction chambers.
The Microjet produces extremely high levels of shear resulting in very fine, tight particle size distributions and very small particle sizes.
These are of exceptional consistency and ensure better products, longer shelf life, increased yield, and improved texture.
Temperature control is an integral part of the device which is also very easy to "clean in place".
Since no grinding media is used there is no product contamination.
The process is fully scaleable, and can be made fully cGMP compliant.
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