Where our equipment is working
Each page covers the process constraints, the applications we configure for, and the machines that usually fit — with the questions we ask before quoting.
Battery & New Energy
Cathode, anode, electrolyte and solid-state powders are judged on contamination, moisture and repeatability — not on throughput alone.
Open sector → 02Ceramic & Advanced Materials
Technical ceramics are decided by how evenly a one-percent additive lands — and by how little damage the mixing action does getting there.
Open sector → 03Chemical Processing
Abrasive, corrosive and occasionally hazardous: chemical powders punish machines that were specified for gentler duty.
Open sector → 04Construction Materials
High tonnage, abrasive fillers, and a product that is judged on site by how it trowels — construction powders reward simple machines built heavily.
Open sector → 05Cosmetics & Personal Care
Colour changes between batches are the real test in cosmetic powder production — a machine that cannot be cleaned quickly is a machine that limits your product range.
Open sector → 06Dyes & Pigments
In pigment production, mixing is where colour accuracy is won or lost — a few percent of undispersed agglomerate is visible on the finished surface.
Open sector → 07Food & Beverage
A food powder line is judged twice: once on the specification sheet, and once by an auditor standing in the room.
Open sector → 08Pharmaceutical
In pharma, the machine has to be cleanable, documented and validated before it is useful — the blend itself is the last item on the list.
Open sector →Not sure which sector you fall into?
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