Thermal Processing System

Lab UHT/HTST Pilot Plant

A compact thermal processing line for UHT and HTST validation before production investment.

Typical operating window

20 L/h and 100 L/h standard rated capacity options with configurable 5-40 L/h or 60-120 L/h process flow ranges.

Lab UHT and HTST pilot plant line with thermal processing, homogenization, and aseptic filling modules
Lab UHT/HTST pilot plant line with modular thermal processing, homogenization, and aseptic sample filling equipment.

Equipment Role

Built for process decisions, not display-room demonstrations

This lab UHT/HTST pilot plant is designed for teams that need credible thermal process evidence from small batches. It supports sterilization, holding, cooling, optional direct steam injection, optional inline homogenization, and optional aseptic filling in a hygienic R&D footprint.

Thermal validation

Thermal validation

Sterilization temperatures up to 152 C with controlled holding and cooling routes for shelf-life and product quality studies.

Small-batch efficiency

Small-batch efficiency

Minimum batch sizes from about 3 L help reduce product loss during formulation screens and early process trials.

Scale-up evidence

Scale-up evidence

Touchscreen operation, data records, CIP, SIP, and hygienic product contact design support repeatable engineering review.

Configuration Notes

Specify the module around the trial evidence you need

Strong equipment selection starts with product behavior, utility limits, cleaning expectations, and the measurements required for scale-up.

Note 01

Choose the heat profile first

Define target temperature, holding time, final cooling temperature, and whether direct or indirect heating better represents the future process.

Note 02

Protect the product window

Viscosity, particles, fouling risk, protein stability, and sensory sensitivity should drive pump and tube selection.

Note 03

Plan the evidence package

Specify which trends, alarms, batch records, and sample points are required for internal approval.

Technical Snapshot

Key specifications to confirm before quotation

Values below are typical catalog-derived ranges and should be verified against the final process scope, product risk, and utility environment.

ParameterTypical specification
Rated capacity20 L/h and 100 L/h standard configurations
Process flow5-40 L/h or 60-120 L/h optional ranges
Minimum batchApproximately 3 L, depending on line configuration
Sterilization temperatureUp to 152 C
Maximum pressure10 bar typical process design limit
Product viscosityUp to 6000 cPs, subject to pump and heat exchanger selection
Heating tube ID8 mm or 10 mm options
Product contact materialSS316L
OptionsDirect steam injection, flash cooling, inline homogenization, aseptic sample filling, CIP, and SIP

Applications

Where this equipment usually creates useful pilot data

Use these application routes as starting points, then refine the configuration around viscosity, particles, heat sensitivity, oxygen exposure, and cleaning difficulty.

UHT milk and dairy drinks

Lab UHT/HTST Pilot Plant can be configured to support uht milk and dairy drinks trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Plant-based beverages

Lab UHT/HTST Pilot Plant can be configured to support plant-based beverages trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Coffee and tea beverages

Lab UHT/HTST Pilot Plant can be configured to support coffee and tea beverages trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Nutritional drinks

Lab UHT/HTST Pilot Plant can be configured to support nutritional drinks trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Acidified products

Lab UHT/HTST Pilot Plant can be configured to support acidified products trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Ingredient thermal validation

Lab UHT/HTST Pilot Plant can be configured to support ingredient thermal validation trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

RFQ

Discuss a Lab UHT/HTST Pilot Plant configuration

Prepare product type, batch size, target throughput, temperature or pressure range, cleaning requirements, utilities, and the data you need from the trial.

Next step

Send an RFQ brief

A concise RFQ brief helps turn this equipment page into a usable configuration discussion.

RFQ