Agglomeration & Dry Blending
Contract Agglomeration and Dry Blending Services
Our contract agglomeration and dry blending services enhance solubility, flowability, and uniformity across a wide range of powder-based formulations. Whether you’re increasing dispersion for instant beverages, blending uniform nutritional powders, or improving flow for detergents, we deliver precision and consistency at scale. Our advanced capabilities ensure optimal performance and customer satisfaction across food, nutraceutical, home care, and personal care markets.
Agglomeration
Dry Blending
Why Use Agglomeration?
Agglomeration is a valuable process for improving powder performance across formulation, manufacturing, and end-use:
- Improves powder flowability and handling
- Enhances solubility and dispersion in liquids
- Prevents ingredient segregation in blends
- Supports consistent particle size and dosing
- Enables clean-label, functional formulations
Why Use Dry Blending?
Dry blending is a flexible, efficient way to combine powdered ingredients without compromising functional performance:
- Ensures even distribution of active and functional ingredients
- Minimizes ingredient degradation or reactivity
- Allows customized ratios and targeted functionality
- Supports clean-label, additive-free formulations
- Reduces processing costs and complexity
Applications and Benefits of Agglomeration & Dry Blending
Agglomeration and dry blending are used to improve performance across a range of powder-based applications:
- Improve solubility for faster, more complete dispersion in liquids
- Enhance powder flowability for easier handling and packaging
- Increase blend uniformity and prevent ingredient segregation
- Enable consistent dosing and targeted functional delivery
- Customize particle size and performance for specific applications
Industries That Benefit From Agglomeration & Blending
Food & Beverage
Nutraceuticals
Home Care
Personal Care
Frequently Asked Questions
Agglomeration binds fine powder particles together to improve how powders flow, disperse, and handle. Spray drying, on the other hand, transforms liquid feed into dry powder. While spray drying creates particles, agglomeration enhances how powders perform and behave in end-use applications.
Agglomeration is ideal when you need improved solubility, reduced dust, or better flow properties in powder products. Dry blending is used to combine multiple powdered ingredients into a uniform mixture. The right approach depends on your formulation and performance requirements.
Agglomeration improves flowability, reduces dust, enhances dispersibility, and helps create more uniform particle size. These improvements can lead to better processing efficiency, easier handling, and more consistent performance in the final product.
Yes. Agglomeration and dry blending can be integrated with other processes such as spray drying to achieve specific performance characteristics allowing us to tailor both product performance and manufacturing efficiency to your specific application.
