ACMEFIL Fluid Bed Processing is a versatile technology that offers various functionalities like drying, granulation, agglomeration, and coating of particulate materials. The fluid bed processing equipment is designed to provide uniform drying of the material at low temperatures, making it ideal for a wide range of both heat-sensitive and non-heat-sensitive products with low moisture content.
The fluid bed coater cum granulator is capable of performing agglomeration and granulation in various ways, depending on the feed to be processed and the product properties required. This flexibility makes the fluid bed processing technology suitable for a wide range of applications.
The fluid bed coating of powders and granules involves spraying a liquid on the fluidized powder under strictly controlled conditions. The precise control of process parameters ensures that the coating is applied evenly and uniformly on the surface of the particles.
The fluid bed drying system is made up of high-quality stainless steel (S.S.304 / S.S. 316) and meets GMP standards, making it suitable for use in the pharmaceutical and food industries. The system is equipped with a suitable motor, blower, filters, filter bag, and control panel for ease of use.
The heating system can be customized to meet the customer’s specific requirements, such as steam or electric heating systems, depending on the application and product characteristics.
Overall, the fluid bed processing technology offers numerous benefits, including improved product quality, increased productivity, reduced energy consumption, and minimized production costs.
A batch fluidized bed dryer is a type of drying equipment where materials are dried in batches. It involves fluidizing the material (usually particles or granules) with hot air in a container, allowing for efficient and uniform drying. This method is ideal for small to medium-sized production processes where control over each batch is needed.
It’s suitable for a wide range of materials, especially granules, powders, or particulate solids.
