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SIZE REDUCTION

Smaller particles.
Bigger possibilities.

Explore crushing, dry and wet grinding, fine milling and cryogenic processing. The right starting point depends on your material and the result you need.

Not sure which option fits your work?Use the practical selection helper ↗

A PRACTICAL SELECTION HELPER

Find a practical starting point.

Choose an equipment family from the material behavior and preparation goal, then use its model helper for a closer comparison.

All options in this helper (13)
Disc mills ↗

Preliminary grinding or vibratory-disc analytical preparation.

Mixer mills ↗

Oscillating jars for small-sample grinding and research methods.

Jet mills ↗

Gas-driven fine-powder processing with configured classification and collection.

Knife mills ↗

Homogenize suitable food/feed samples with the right lid and container.

TM 300 Drum Mill ↗

Ball/rod modules for larger samples, with separately configured Bond Index methods.

TM 500 Drum Mill ↗

Larger-batch dry grinding with a 150 L drum and up to 35 L useful sample quantity.

START WITH YOUR OUTCOME

Find the right route from coarse feed to the particle size your process needs.

What this process can help you do

  • Prepare powders for analysis or formulation
  • Reduce coarse, hard or fibrous materials
  • Explore fine, ultrafine and wet processing

What guides the selection

  • Starting and target particle size
  • Hardness, elasticity and heat sensitivity
  • Batch size, throughput and contamination limits

TECHNOLOGY & EQUIPMENT

Explore the equipment families.

Learn about the processing principle, then discuss equipment and configuration with our team.

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Analytical sample preparation

Disc Mills

Explore vibratory disc mills and burr disc mills for suitable samples requiring fine, repeatable preparation.

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BUILD CONFIDENCE

From a question to a practical next step.

01

Understand

Define the material, desired result and operating constraints.

02

Evaluate

Compare promising technologies and agree on an approach.

03

Validate

Test material, assess results and refine the process.

04

Scale

Connect the outcome to lab, pilot or production needs.

LET’S MOVE YOUR MATERIAL FORWARD

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