Kitmondo is your premier destination for top-quality used industrial machinery. Within our Pharmaceutical and Chemical category, we offer a meticulously maintained selection of granulators, delivering an exceptional blend of efficiency, durability, and value.
Our granulators are designed to excel in processing materials into granules, making them perfect for a variety of applications in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries. Whether you are producing tablets, capsules, or other chemical compounds, these machines ensure consistent particle size and superior granulation quality. They are versatile, catering to a wide range of production needs, from pilot-scale batches to large-scale manufacturing.
Each granulator in our inventory undergoes a rigorous vetting process to guarantee quality and performance. Our machinery is highly cost-effective, offering significant savings compared to new equipment without compromising on efficiency. We feature renowned brands like Glatt, Fette, and Diosna, known for their reliability and cutting-edge technology. Prices range from €10,000 to €100,000, accommodating a variety of budget requirements.
For more detailed information or to request a quote, please contact our dedicated team, who are ready to assist with your specific needs. At Kitmondo, we are committed to supporting your business growth through high-quality and affordable machinery. Trust Kitmondo for your industrial equipment needs and enhance your productivity today.
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France
2001
| Engine Power | 0.37 kW |
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Italy
2008
| Engine Power | 110 kW |
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Italy
2005
| Product type | Solids |
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| Engine Power | 75 kW |
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| Capacity | 15 kg/h |
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| Speed (rpm) | 243 rpm |
| Volume | 25 L |
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| Engine Power | 4 kW |
| Speed (rpm) | 600 rpm |
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| Engine Power | 5.5 kW |
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| Engine Power | 5.5 kW |
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France
1975
| Product type | Solids |
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| Engine Power | 1.4 kW |
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| Volume | 65 L |
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| Engine Power | 7.5 kW |
| Speed (rpm) | 3000 rpm |
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Czech Republic
2001
| Volume | 75 L |
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| Engine Power | 3 kW |
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| Capacity | 400 kg/h |
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| Speed (rpm) | 30 rpm |
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United Kingdom
France
1997
| Volume | 150 L |
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| Engine Power | 11 kW |
| Speed (rpm) | 3000 rpm |
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France
1989
| Capacity | 5 kg/h |
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| Speed (rpm) | 3000 rpm |
| Volume | 8.5 L |
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Granulators are essential equipment in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries, converting powders into granules that are easier to handle, process, and utilize. This transformation enhances the flow properties, compressibility, and homogeneity of powders, making them suitable for tablet compression, capsule filling, and various other applications. In the chemical industry, granulators produce uniform granules for catalysts, fertilizers, detergents, and other chemical products.
Granulators come in various types, each tailored to specific applications and advantages:
Wet granulators use a liquid binder to agglomerate powder particles. The binder solution is sprayed onto the powder while mixing, forming wet granules that are then dried. This method is ideal for producing dense, strong granules.
Also known as roller compaction or slugging, dry granulation involves compacting powder into large, dense sheets or slugs, which are then milled into granules. This method is suitable for moisture-sensitive or heat-sensitive materials.
These machines use a high-speed mixing blade and a chopper to mix powders and a binder solution rapidly, forming granules. High-shear granulators are known for their efficiency and are widely used in the pharmaceutical industry.
In these granulators, powder particles are fluidized in a stream of air, and a binder solution is sprayed from above, forming granules. Fluid bed granulation is ideal for achieving uniform granule size and efficient drying.
These machines use an oscillating rotor to mechanically process powder through a screen, forming granules. They are suitable for smaller production scales and provide good control over granule size.
Designed for high-volume production, these machines continuously process powders into granules, offering high efficiency and consistent product quality.
When selecting a granulator, consider the following key features and specifications:
The ability to adjust granule size is crucial for meeting specific product requirements.
The throughput capacity of the granulator, measured in kg/h or tons/h, depending on the production scale.
For wet granulators, compatibility with different types of binders and solvents is essential.
Important for heat-sensitive materials, ensuring that the granulation process does not degrade the product.
Features that facilitate easy cleaning and maintenance are crucial for avoiding cross-contamination, especially in the pharmaceutical industry.
Advanced granulators may include automated process control, data logging, and integration with manufacturing execution systems (MES).
Investing in high-quality granulators offers numerous benefits:
To select the right granulator for your needs, consider these factors:
Understand the properties of the material to be granulated, including moisture content, sensitivity to heat, and required granule size.
Determine the volume of material to be processed to choose a granulator with suitable capacity.
Ensure the granulator meets industry-specific regulatory standards, such as GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) for pharmaceuticals.
Consider machines with easy-to-clean designs to minimize downtime and avoid cross-contamination.
Balance the initial investment with long-term operational costs, including maintenance, consumables, and energy consumption.
Evaluate the availability of technical support and maintenance services for the machine.
Assess the need for operator training to effectively use the machine’s advanced features.
Several reputable brands manufacture reliable and high-performance granulators:
Granulators play a pivotal role in transforming powders into manageable and processable granules in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries. With various types such as wet, dry, high-shear, fluid bed, oscillating, and continuous granulators, selecting the right machine depends on specific production needs and material characteristics. Key factors to consider include granule size control, capacity, binder compatibility, temperature control, ease of cleaning, and automation. Leading brands like Frewitt, Glatt, Alexanderwerk, Fitzpatrick, and GEA Group offer a range of high-quality granulators to suit different applications and budgets. By carefully evaluating production volume, material properties, regulatory compliance, and budget, businesses can invest in the right granulator to enhance their manufacturing capabilities and ensure consistent, high-quality production.