Polysaccharides are long chain polymeric carbohydrates composed of monosaccharide units joined by glycosidic bonds. They are increasingly used in the development of pharmaceuticals including in vaccine antigens, carriers for water-insoluble drugs and plasma expanders.
Polysaccharides - our High Pressure Homogenizers
Industry-leading pressures to 4200 bar / 60,000 psi and processing from 1 ml to in excess of 1000 l/hour (264 USG).
Benefits may include low polydispersity, higher solubility at a neutral pH, reduced viscosity and easier for post processing purification.
Our systems are easy to clean and maintain with low annual ownership costs.
Our systems are easy to scale-up from Lab R&D scale to full production units.
We offer interchangeable piston gap (PG) and microchannel devices (MCD) processing heads for our homogenizers - see below. We have polysaccharides processing customers using both types.
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Pilot - Production Homogenizing System
Lab scale Homogenizer
Piston Gap and Micro-Channel Device ('interaction chamber').
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3D structure of cellulose, a beta-glucan polysaccharide - Wikipedia