Different materials have varying requirements for equipment. When choosing equipment, clients need to consider the characteristics of the material to be pulverized, the required fineness of the process, microbial limits, production capacity compatibility, and any special pulverization requirements. Otherwise, incompatible equipment will not achieve satisfactory pulverization results.

Process Considerations

In terms of the process, clients should focus on the processing capacity of the pulverizer and the particle size and distribution requirements of the pulverized material. Different dosage forms require different particle size distributions. It is important to ensure that the pulverized material does not contain metal or other impurities. Additionally, market standards for pulverization control and environmental hygiene are high, so the chosen micro pulverizer should meet GMP standards. Temperature control within the pulverizer should be stringent, especially for heat-sensitive, flammable, or explosive materials. Moreover, some materials are tough, sticky, oily, and moist, making pulverization difficult. Therefore, clients should carefully review the process and effectiveness when purchasing.

Environmental Requirements

For environmental requirements, clients should consider multiple aspects. For example, whether the facility has suitable conditions; if the equipment's vibration and noise levels meet standards; whether the equipment can meet different purification requirements for direct or indirect use; whether dust collection and post-processing may impact the environment; and if the equipment complies with local environmental regulations.