Our production process

Our solid powder mixtures find applications in a wide range of industries, including pharmaceuticals (tablets, capsules), cosmetics (powders, creams), food processing (spice blends, flavorings), and chemical manufacturing (catalysts, pigments). They play a crucial role in delivering desired functionalities, convenience, and performance in these sectors.

Our solid powder mixtures are typically prepared by carefully weighing and blending the powdered components in precise ratios to ensure homogeneity. The blending process can involve multiple techniques such as tumbling, mixing, or milling to achieve a uniform distribution of particles. Throughput he process we perform multiple tests and quality controls to ensure desired results.

Liquid dispersions refer to a form of mixture where solid particles or droplets are dispersed within a liquid medium. This type of formulation is commonly used in various industries, including paints and coatings, inks, personal care products, and food and beverage manufacturing. They are widely used to achieve desired aesthetics, functionality, and performance in these sectors.

Solid granules or masterbatches refer to a form of solid material that is processed into small, uniform particles or granules. Granulation is a common technique used in various industries, including pharmaceuticals, food processing, agriculture, and chemical manufacturing.

Solid granules are typically produced through a granulation process, which involves the agglomeration of smaller particles or powders into larger, more cohesive particles. This can be achieved through various methods, such as wet granulation, dry granulation, or direct compression.

During the granulation process, a binding agent or a liquid is often added to the powder mixture to promote particle cohesion. This binding agent can be a solution, suspension, or melt that acts as a binder, allowing the smaller particles to adhere together. The resulting granules are then dried or cured to remove any excess moisture or solvents, ensuring their stability and shelf life.