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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 …

Polymers, both natural and synthetic, play important roles in product formulations across nearly every industry, so polymer milling is a critical step in manufacturing. Natural polymers like starch, cellulose, and …

Many consumers know that food choices can affect health and well-being. Functional foods take this idea a step further, choosing food products with an interest in more specific health-related outcomes …

Milling and grinding processes are fundamental to processing of virtually every commercially manufactured product. Foods and pharmaceuticals, paints and pigments, industrial chemicals, metals, minerals, ceramics, polymers … Nearly every material …

Jet milling is one of the most dependable particle size reduction services manufacturers entrust to toll processors for micronizing fine powders, but it has its limits. Typically, those limits are …

There’s no disputing the importance of particle size in pharmaceutical preparations and food products. But homogeneity of blends is also vitally important. When exploring capabilities at the start of a …

Toll processors have a range of wet and dry milling methods at their disposal to achieve incredibly fine gauge powders. Wet grinding — also called wet media milling — is …