When excess moisture is slowing production or affecting material quality, M&M Milling can take the drying process off your plate. Our toll drying services help manufacturers reduce moisture in bulk materials without investing in additional equipment or internal production capacity.
Industrial Rotary Drying Capabilities
M&M Milling evaluates each project based on the material, moisture requirements, production volume, and plans for the finished product.
Material Characteristics
Particle size, bulk density, heat sensitivity, and flow behavior can affect how a material moves through a rotary dryer. Our team reviews the product before production to determine if our equipment is a good fit.
Moisture Specifications
Starting moisture content and the required final moisture level help determine the drying conditions. Providing this information early allows us to evaluate the process and confirm production requirements.
Production Volume
Our industrial drying services can support truckload deliveries and larger production requirements. We review expected volume and scheduling needs before processing begins.
Packaging After Drying
Finished material can be packaged for storage, transportation, or the next production stage. Keeping drying and packaging with one provider reduces unnecessary material transfers.
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Toll Drying FAQs
What industries does M&M Milling serve?
M&M Milling serves industrial manufacturing, chemical, mineral, animal feed, battery material, and soil remediation markets. Material acceptance for toll drying is determined individually based on its properties, handling requirements, and compatibility with our equipment. Visit our industries page.
Can we run a pilot batch before committing to full production?
M&M Milling supports pilot-scale production and small-batch runs for certain research and development projects. Drying trial availability depends on the material, required volume, equipment, and testing goals, so the project must be reviewed by our team first.
Can drying be combined with other processing steps?
Depending on the material and facility, M&M Milling can coordinate drying with milling, screening, sizing, blending, and packaging. Combining compatible services through one provider can reduce material transfers and simplify production planning.
Where will my material be processed?
M&M Milling operates two facilities in Texarkana, Arkansas, along with plants in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and Franklin, Virginia. Your processing location will depend on the equipment, material requirements, production volume, and availability for the project.
Do you offer storage and transloading?
Yes. M&M Milling provides warehousing, transloading, trucking, and bulk material handling in addition to toll processing. Availability and transloading capabilities vary by facility, so logistics should be discussed when planning the drying project.