Custom Processing Services Blog / Grinding/Milling

Jet milling is one of the most important services provided by toll processing companies. It’s a particle size reduction process that’s in high demand for industries including pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, paints …

There are many reasons to reduce particle size, and nearly as many methods of reduction. Of all of them, however, jet milling shows the best results, achieves the tightest distributions, …

The global jet mill market is currently valued at $141.2 million, with five-year growth projected to take it to $184.9 million.1 Market research suggests that market share is divided equally …

All aspects of the pharmaceutical industry are regulated by the highest standards of quality, safety, and reliability. Product formulations must consistently perform to these standards or patients, healthcare professionals, and …

Jet mills use compressed air or gas to facilitate particle to particle collisions that reduce particle size. While a common grinding method, a deeper understanding of the process is helpful …

Cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, paints and coatings, and many other products perform best when formulated with fine and ultrafine particles. As such, manufacturers turn to toll processors for jet milling particle micronization …

Nanonization (sometimes also called nanoization) refers to the processes used to make particles that range in size from 1 nanometer (nm) to 100 nm. Many biological processes are nanoscale. In …

The ability to produce extremely fine particles is essential for pharmaceutical manufacturers. But achieving these fine particle sizes, whether in a micronization or nanonization size range, requires more than just …

Particle size is a key consideration when it comes to virtually any product that’s formulated and manufactured, no matter the industry or application. Inks, cosmetics, paints, construction materials, plastics, industrial …

Many manufacturers enjoy the benefits of partnering with a toll processor for services like wet milling and grinding, jet milling, and blending — especially for technical and regulated products such …