Genizer NanoMixer: Achieve Precision Mixing for Advanced Nanotechnology Applications

 Creating stable and effective liquid formulations in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals hinges on achieving a uniform dispersion of active ingredients. The Genizer NanoMixer Microfluidic Mixing System is designed to meet this critical need, offering a compact, programmable, and highly precise solution for laboratory-scale preparation of sensitive nano-formulations.

Unlike traditional methods that rely on compressed air or hydraulic oil, this electrically driven benchtop instrument gives researchers unparalleled control over the mixing process, making it an indispensable tool for developing next-generation treatments and products .



Key Features of the Genizer NanoMixer

  • Precision Programmable Control: Manage flow rates from 0 to 10 mL/min per pump with an inlet accuracy of ±0.1 mL. This ensures consistent and reproducible results, batch after batch.

  • Flexible Mixing Configurations: Choose from three models to match your project's needs: the NanoMixer for dual-component mixing (A+B=AB), the NanoMixer-Triplex for three components (A+B+C=ABC), and the NanoMixer-Quad for complex four-component formulations (A+B+C+D=ABCD).

  • Sanitary & Compliant Design: Built with 316L stainless steel and other FDA-compliant, sanitary-grade materials, the system adheres to GMP standards. It supports sterile processes and is easy to clean with a flush-to-clean system.

  • Compact and User-Friendly: Its integrated design (70×36×30 cm) saves valuable lab space. The system features a digital interface for monitoring pressure and flow rate, simplifying operation.



Who Can Benefit from the NanoMixer?

This system is versatile and supports a wide range of advanced applications, including:

  • mRNA, DNA, and siRNA Delivery Systems: Precisely formulate lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) for genetic medicine and vaccine development.

  • Nanoemulsions and Liposomes: Create uniform and stable vesicles for drug delivery and cosmetic applications.

  • Cell Disruption and Nanoparticle Suspensions: Achieve consistent particle size for various research and development needs.

Why Choose Genizer?

The Genizer NanoMixer transforms complex nano-formulation processes into a reliable, streamlined workflow. By providing a tool that combines precision, flexibility, and compliance, Genizer empowers scientists and researchers to accelerate innovation from the lab bench onward.

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