Plant development: Innovation

Help with project design

Bibliographic study
Brainstorming
Technical and economic approach

Laboratory

Feasibility studies
Tests, analysis…

Micro-Pilot

Technical and economic evaluations

Industrial Pilot

Transfer and validation
Contract manufacturing
Industrial pre-production
Unit operations

Plant innovation: Laboratory

EXTRACTIS supports you on a laboratory scale for the development of your processes or the validation of a proof of concept in order to confirm the technological choices to be implemented later. With its 250m² of laboratories, EXTRACTIS has all the means necessary for the extraction, purification and modification of plant biomass.

With its high-performance analytical equipment, EXTRACTIS provides the monitoring necessary for the development of your extraction processes and the analytical controls of your productions:

in chromatography (GC, HPLC, HPIC);
with physico-chemical analyses (texturometry, viscosimetry, rheology, laser particle size analyzer, etc.).

Plant innovation: Micro-pilot

The micro-pilot stage allows you to technically and economically evaluate the fractionation / purification / modification strategies for your project. The tests are carried out on intermediate-sized equipment which allows the material balances of each stage of the process to be validated and provides you with decision-making information for the industrial transfer.

The micro-pilot workshop is equipped with a range of technological tools

for all stages of fractionation:

Extraction/purification modification (10 – 100L)
Ultrasonic
Liquid/solid separation
Membrane technologies
Membrane electrodialysis
Ion exchange column
Concentration
Spray drying

Plant innovation: Industrial pilot

The industrial pilot stage makes it possible to carry out the industrial transfer of a process, to conduct robustness tests on different batches of raw materials, to validate production costs and to accompany you through to pre-production.

The pilot workshop offers a diversified technological offer from

the extraction of the raw material to the shaping of the extract.