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Study led by Chinese researchers compares electrostatic spray drying to prevailing drying technologies in processing popular pu-erh tea

Advances in spray drying technology to be highlighted at upcoming European and US conferences

State-of-the-art commercial-scale electrostatic spray dryer will be the latest addition to LIS’ famed seventeen spray dryers

Retrofit for PolarDry Models 001 and 004 significantly increases powder yield

Switzerland-based CDMO will also help customers leverage PolarDry technology for new powder drying processes.

Internationally-renowned research lab Sferalp SA has selected Fluid Air technology for use in its research laboratory located in Monteggio, Switzerland

To help advance, build business cases and help provide customer solutions in solid dosage technology, our new Midwest 105,000 facility will offer state-of-art testing laboratories with our products ranging from Fluid Bed Systems and Electrostatic Spray Dryers.

Designing a spray drying process for heat-sensitive products has always been a big challenge. Traditional spray dryer technology always made use of intense heat, which ended up damaging or decreasing the quality of the end product. With this in mind the next big change in spray drying has reached the Australian and New Zealand market, the PolarDry™ Electrostatic Spray Dryer by Spraying Systems Co. After years of development and refinement this new system is set to change the way many companies dry their product, making the process easier and more effective while no longer sacrificing your product’s end quality.

With the opening of its new East Coast Facility in Merrimack, Spraying Systems Co. isn’t the only one reaping the benefits. Underneath the umbrella of the spray nozzle juggernaut is Fluid Air, which specializes in solid dosage technology.

Spraying Systems, the source of the new drying process specifically adapted to the production of active ingredients concentrates, opened an affiliate in France three years ago. With the start-up next October of a testing center, located at Treillières at the edge of Nantes, the American manufacturer is getting ready to cross over to a new stage: offering companies in the agribusiness sector, specifically, the opportunity to conduct tests under real manufacturing conditions.