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Mesh to Micron Conversion Chart: Mesh Size Guide for Milling
Explaining particle size is important when you’re working with powders, whether you are producing absorbents, additives, fillers or materials for downstream blending. Mesh size and micron size are two of the most common ways to describe particle dimensions, and many users search for clear mesh to micron guidance because the two systems don’t always translate […]More Info >
Material Processing for Environmental Remediation Projects
Environmental remediation projects have one main goal: remove, stabilize, or neutralize contaminants so the land can be used again without causing new problems. The work varies from site to site (soil type, contaminant behavior, regulations, etc.) but good material processing stays at the center of most successful cleanup jobs. When the materials aren’t processed right, […]More Info >
The Role of Fine-Ground Clay in Improving Animal Feed Additives
Clays have been around a long time, and so has the idea of animals eating them. You can still see wild animals do it because it helps them deal with toxins or stomach trouble. In modern feed manufacturing, we use that same natural principle in a more controlled way. Fine-ground clays have become an essential […]More Info >
Bulk Density Formula: How to Calculate the Bulk Density of Materials
In milling and material processing, bulk density is one of the first characteristics assessed when handling powders, grains, or granules. It influences how material flows through equipment, how it behaves during blending, and how much space is required for packaging and storage. What is Bulk Density? Bulk density is the weight of a material divided […]More Info >