At M&M Milling, custom milling and grinding are part of our everyday work. Our team has years of hands-on experience with milling, particle size reduction, and micronization. We keep things simple, with the focus is on getting your material to the right size for your project, no matter the challenge. We handle production runs requiring tight tolerances as well as single jobs with short lead times. Our milling services are designed to improve workflow and provide consistent, reliable results.
Expert Micronization & Milling Services
We work with different materials and applications using the best equipment for the job. Each milling machine in our shop plays a role in the overall manufacturing process, helping us produce uniform output for production parts and specialty materials.
AIR CLASSIFYING MILLING
An air classifying mill is a high speed impact mill that also sorts particles as it works. The air classifier spins out the fine particles and keeps the larger ones in until they’re ground down. This makes it useful when you need a very even particle size, like in chemical or mineral projects. The big difference between this method and others is the built in sorting step, which keeps particle size distributions tight.
BALL MILLING
Ball milling uses a rotating cylinder filled with grinding media such as balls, rods, or pebbles. As it turns, the media crushes the material into fine powders. It’s simple, flexible, and works with many materials, from softer powders to harder metals. You can adjust the process to hit the particle size you want. Ball milling services are common across industries because it works for both blending and particle reduction.
ROLLER MILLING
Roller milling uses cylindrical rollers that squeeze and shear material until it breaks down. It’s often used for grains and ag products but also handles chemicals, pigments, and other feedstocks. The main difference here is the way pressure and shear combine to get a consistent grind.
JET MILLING
Jet milling services rely on compressed air or gas to smash particles into each other. The collisions break them down into fine powders. This method is known for producing ultra fine material with a narrow particle spread. It’s a strong option when you need very fine output and consistent shape.
Trusted Brands That Power Our Process
We use proven milling machines and grinding setups that come from trusted brands in the industry. These machines give us consistency and help us keep projects on track.
Grinding Services
We run both wet and dry grinding, depending on the material. Some projects need moisture control, others need a dry grind. Either way, the equipment is set up to handle it.
COARSE GRINDING
Coarse grinding knocks big pieces down to a manageable size. It’s efficient and makes the material ready for the next step in the manufacturing process. This step often sets the stage for fine grinding or other treatments.
FINE GRINDING
Fine grinding goes further, producing powders with consistent particle size. We use advanced machines to get uniform results. This is where micronization happens. The kind of tight, fine grinding many industries rely on to make production parts that perform right.
We also offer drying and blending services. These can be added before or after milling services, depending on your project requirements.
Industries We Serve
We work with minerals, chemicals, agriculture, energy, and more. Each industry has its own needs for particle size, and we shape the milling process around those needs to save time and hit the right output.
Materials We Work With
We handle a variety of materials, including ceramics, powders, plastics, and more. Our grinding/milling services are tailored to meet the specific requirements of your particle size reduction project.
> Ceramics & Clay
> Plastic
> Activated Carbon
> Soil Amendment & Remediation
> Adhesive
> Paint
> Fertilizer
> Oil Field Services
> Agricultural Byproducts
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Milling Equipment We Rely On
At M&M Milling, we’ve got the latest and greatest milling equipment to tackle even the toughest milling challenges with ease. Our modern facilities and cutting-edge technology ensure efficient and precise processing of your materials, delivering quality results every time.
> Hosokawa Air Classifying Mills (100 HP & 300 HP)
> Plastic
> Roller Mills
> Ball Mills
> Agitator Bead Mills
> Jet Mills
> Impeller Packers
> Auger Packers
> Air Packers
> Vibratory Screeners
> Great Western Gyration Screeners
Custom Milling and Toll Processing Solutions
Our contract services give you flexibility. Some clients need help with small test projects, others need full production cycles. We can scale up or down to fit your project and keep your manufacturing moving on schedule.
Particle Size Reduction:
Micronization & milling services
Particle Classification
Multiple screening technologies
Get in Touch with M&M Milling for Micronization and Particle Size Reduction Services
FAQs
Do you help with small test runs before large production runs?
Yes, we can run smaller batches so you know our milling services work for your material before committing to full production parts.
Can you work with harder metals and abrasive materials?
We have the best equipment for tough jobs, including setups that can handle hard metals and other abrasive feedstocks.
What is the difference between your milling services and standard shop milling?
Our focus is bulk material processing for particle size reduction, not machining parts. The big difference is we reduce powders and bulk materials, while a machine shop cuts solid metal into shapes.
Can you mill hazardous or sensitive materials?
We evaluate every project on a case-by-case basis. Contact our team to discuss specific material safety requirements.
Do you handle packaging after milling?
Yes, we can package material in bags/drums/bulk containers to match shipping or storage needs.
Do you provide particle size testing or analysis reports?
Yes, as a part of our milling services we can provide data and reports that show the particle size distribution achieved during your project.
Do you provide logistics or shipping support?
In addition to milling services, we can coordinate transloading and shipping so finished material moves straight into the supply chain.