Lab Sterilization Skid

Lab UHT/HTST Sterilizer

A focused laboratory sterilizer for rapid thermal process studies with controlled flow and holding time.

Core range

20 L/h rated capacity with adjustable 10-40 L/h flow for small-batch UHT, HTST, and pasteurization work.

Lab UHT and HTST sterilizer skid with tubular heat exchanger and compact control panel
Lab UHT and HTST sterilizer layout with hygienic piping, heating coil, and touchscreen operation.

Equipment Role

Built for process decisions, not display-room demonstrations

The lab UHT/HTST sterilizer is a compact route for teams that need thermal treatment data without specifying a full pilot line. It is suited to recipe screening, heat stability checks, shelf-life trials, and process comparison work where repeatable temperature and flow control matter.

Adjustable flow

Adjustable flow

10-40 L/h operating range supports early trials without consuming production-scale material.

High-temperature testing

High-temperature testing

Sterilization temperature can reach up to 152 C with configurable holding time.

Integrated modules

Integrated modules

Injection, flash, filtration, vacuum, CIP, and SIP options can be selected around the trial goal.

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

Define the residence time

Holding tube geometry should match the question being answered, especially for UHT validation.

Note 02

Check utility availability

Steam, cooling water, power, compressed air, and drain capacity affect installation and performance.

Note 03

Control product loss

Small dead volume, sampling plan, and startup/shutdown routing matter when trial material is expensive.

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
Flow adjustment10-40 L/h
Sterilization temperatureUp to 152 C
Holding timeTypical 3-5 seconds, customizable
Maximum working pressure10 bar
Vacuum capabilityDown to approximately -0.9 bar
Valve and pump optionsHygienic diaphragm valves and precision product pump configurations
Power referenceApproximately 1.5 kW, 380 V, 3-phase, configuration dependent
CleaningCIP and SIP capable process route

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.

Thermal kill-step studies

Lab UHT/HTST Sterilizer can be configured to support thermal kill-step studies trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Recipe heat tolerance tests

Lab UHT/HTST Sterilizer can be configured to support recipe heat tolerance tests trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Shelf-life screening

Lab UHT/HTST Sterilizer can be configured to support shelf-life screening trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Dairy and beverage trials

Lab UHT/HTST Sterilizer can be configured to support dairy and beverage trials trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Ingredient sterilization

Lab UHT/HTST Sterilizer can be configured to support ingredient sterilization trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

Process comparison runs

Lab UHT/HTST Sterilizer can be configured to support process comparison runs trials with controlled process conditions and sample collection.

RFQ

Discuss a Lab UHT/HTST Sterilizer 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.

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