Fluid Bed Granulation revolutionizes particle processing through technology that optimizes formation. By combining fluidization and granulation this technique boosts efficiency and consistency in coating particles. Achieving a uniform size distribution.
Why Choose Fluid Bed Granulator?
Opting for Fluid Bed Granulation technology means embracing precision and flexibility in production. Operating within controlled environments our machines ensure the quality of granules for industries such, as pharmaceuticals and food processing. This method outperforms granulation techniques by providing control over particle size and ensuring a coating.
Advantages of Fluid Bed Granulation
Integrating a fluid bed granulator into your production line offers significant benefits. This method merges drying and granulation processes reducing time and enhancing production efficiency. The granulation process allows for control of moisture content to achieve the desired quality of granules. Moreover it guarantees distribution of ingredients resulting in product uniformity.
Fluid Bed Granulators prioritize both energy efficiency. Enhancing the quality of the granules. Whether dealing with powders or seeking to enhance particle integrity fluid bed granulation offers a solution that adheres to industry standards.
In essence our range of Fluid Bed Granulators embodies state of the art technology in the realm of granule manufacturing. Experience an integration of effectiveness, precision and dependability that sets standards in the field.
Discover how our state of the art Granulation systems can transform your granulation processes yielding results, with every production cycle.
Explore a Range of Processing Technologies
Discover our diverse selection of processing equipment designed to optimize your production line. Explore our comprehensive solutions for your industrial needs:
Freeze Dryers: Ideal for precise drying applications.
All-in-One Mixing, Granulating, and Drying:
Materials form a fluidized bed below, where granules are created in the granulation chamber with the help of spray nozzles dispensing binders. The hopper allows for the addition of multiple raw materials, which are mixed during the fluidization process.
Input: Main ingredient as powder, adhesive in liquid form
Output: Solid medium-sized granules with 3%-5% moisture content
All-in-One Mixing, Granulating, and Drying:
After the main material forms a fluidized bed at the bottom, granules are created with the aid of adhesive sprayed from the top nozzles in the granulating chamber. Subsequently, coating material is sprayed onto the granules from bottom or side nozzles within the chamber for effective coating.
Input: Main ingredient as powder (for granulation) or granules and pellets (for coating), with adhesive or coating material in liquid form
Output: Solid medium-sized granules with 3%-5% moisture content
Combines Mixing, Granulating, Drying for High-Excipient Granulation:
Excipient-rich granulation processes find an ideal match in this unit. Here, excipients in the hopper form a fluidized bed, acting as seeds or carriers. The main material, typically a liquid extract constituting a smaller proportion, is sprayed from above, merging at the bed’s edge for granulation. This method is particularly suited for heat-sensitive materials.
Input: Carrier materials in powder form, main material in liquid form