Particle size matters: Understanding the dangers of inaccurate size analysis and the benefits of a reliable solution

Inaccurate particle size analysis can create dangerous working conditions for operators. For example, it can lead to out-of-spec production, which affects safety, reliability and profitability. This can have a major impact on a company’s bottom line. There are, however, reliable methods of particle size analysis that can avoid these undesirable results: pneumatic sieving.

A safe, reliable method

Pneumatic sieving is a safe, efficient and economical technique for analyzing materials. This technique has earned a reputation for its high level of accuracy and reliability. Understanding this approach, and the dangers of inaccurate analysis, is important for any company that processes powder materials. It’s for this reason that Hosokawa Micron Powder Systems, a leading manufacturer of size reduction systems and powder processing solutions, has made it the focus of an upcoming webinar.

An educational webinar

On Wednesday, June 14 at 2 pm, Hosokawa Micron Powder Systems will host a webinar that focuses on pneumatic sieving. Recommended for anyone involved in processing powder materials in the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral, food, plastic or cosmetic industries, this 30-minute online session will discuss the dangers of inaccurate particle size analysis, the importance of accurate particle size analysis, proper methods and techniques, and operating parameters in sieve analysis. The event will also discuss accurate, economical solutions. Click here to register.

About Hosokawa

Hosokawa Micron Powder Systems designs and manufactures size reduction systems and powder processing solutions for the chemical, pharmaceutical, food, mineral, cosmetic and plastic industries. The company works with leading powder processing technologies from the most respected brand names throughout the world, ensuring reliability, durability and optimal product performance. Its solutions are available in Canada through Firing Industries, a top provider of complex process machinery and equipment.

To learn more, contact Firing Industries’ application-sales engineers at ddubuc@firing.com or (877) 688-0974.  

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