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Genizer

10/23/2024 08:30:48

Genizer is a company founded in 2009, headquartered in Greater Los Angeles, specializing in high-pressure homogenization technology. Genizer's main product line includes High Pressure Homogenizers, Liposome Extruders, and Diamond Interaction Chambers compatible with other brands of high pressure homogenizers and pumps.

Established by pharmaceutical scientists with over 10 years of professional experience in nanotechnology and biotechnology, Genizer is dedicated to supporting scientists and engineers worldwide. The company is committed to supplying high-quality and advanced high-pressure homogenizers and liposome extruders, along with other nanotechnology equipment and services, offering the best value to meet the needs of the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, fine chemistry, food, beverage, nutrition, biotechnology, and nanomaterial industries.

Genizer products - Distributed by EMIN in Viet Nam market

EMIN is currently providing many devices from the Genizer brand.  Genizer's main products include:


High-Pressure Homogenizer NanoGenizer: 
The NanoGenizer-30K from Genizer is an electric benchtop, laboratory-scale, high-pressure homogenizer, which has been developed specifically for bacterial and cell lysis (such as yeasts and E. coli). It aids laboratory research and development and small-scale production at ultra-high pressure (maximum pressure up to 45,000 psi/3,000 bar), and there is no requirement for hydraulic oil or compressed air. It is available in both the 3D-printing and stainless versions.

High-Pressure Homogenizer PilotGenizer: 
The PilotGenizer is a pilot-scale ultra-high-pressure homogenizer and cell disruptor from Genizer LLC. It is electric-driven and gives formulation development experts more alternatives and capacities for cell disruption, emulsification and particle size reduction quickly and easily.

High-Pressure Homogenizer HandGenizer: 
The HandGenizer is an eco- and budget-friendly mini homogenizer. It is a manual high pressure homogenizer that works by shifting the pump handle up and down. It needs no PLC control system or electricity and is perfect for basic experimental tasks, particularly when handling small quantities of liquid samples


High-Pressure Homogenizer MixGenizer:
Is a fluid high-pressure homogenizer specially used for mixing and homogenizing, using two or more injection micro-circulations. The Genizer double pressurized chamber is introduced into the homogenizing chamber mixing chamber for uniform mixing.

High-Pressure Homogenizer Liposome / Exosome Extruder:
Liposomes have grown as an important biomedical carrier system. One of the most critical factors influencing the performance of liposome is particle size. High-pressure homogenization, extrusion and sonication are methods for reducing liposome size. The extrusion technique is a reasonably mild and quick procedure among them.


High-Pressure Homogenizer Diamond Interaction Chamber:
The Genizer diamond interaction chamber is the key component of Genizer high-pressure homogenizers. It makes use of microfluidic technology, and the inside has been provided with nano-size micro-channels. Here, the user's formulation is exposed to forces of strong impact and high shear, thereby leading to nano cell disruption and nano-article dispersion.

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