Pharmaceutical Equipment / KZL
KZL Series High-Speed Granulator/Crusher for Pharmaceutical Powder and Granule Processing
Equipment: KZL
Size and condition wet or dry granules with a high-speed rotor-and-screen arrangement. The KZL configuration is selected around the incoming agglomerates and required outlet particle range. Review this granulation equipment within the complete process: a pharmaceutical granulator requires formulation-specific granulation trials and a defined interface with any downstream granule drying step.
Product Overview
Size and condition wet or dry granules with a high-speed rotor-and-screen arrangement. The KZL configuration is selected around the incoming agglomerates and required outlet particle range.
Working Principle
Inside the sizing chamber, a rotating element moves the feed against a screen. Agglomerates are broken down, and particles small enough for the selected openings leave the chamber for collection.
Key Features
- Rotor-driven breakup and screening are combined in one sizing step.
- Screen selection defines the intended particle-size passage.
- Feed condition and heat sensitivity guide the operating configuration.
Suitable Materials
- Wet or dry granules and compatible agglomerated feeds that need particle-size adjustment.
- Assess the actual material properties, moisture or solvent content, temperature limits and required finished-product condition before selecting the machine.
Applications
Consider granule conditioning, deagglomeration and preparation of a more consistent feed for the next processing stage. Heat-sensitive ingredients require a review of residence time and temperature rise.
Review our industry applications and confirm your process duty with QUANPIN.
Technical Parameters
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| Item | Unit | KZL-100 | KZL-180 | KZL-300 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stator Diameter | mm | 100 | 180 | 300 |
| Stator Length | mm | 98 | 178 | 298 |
| Production Capacity | kg/h | 20–150 | 100–1500 | 200–2500 |
| Power | kW | 1.1 | 1.5 | 3 |
| Speed | rpm | 180–1400 | 175–1400 | 200–1400 |
Confirm the selected configuration and material duty before ordering. Final dimensions, options and supply scope are recorded in the approved technical documents.
Selection and Configuration
Describe the feed size, moisture, bulk density and target particle distribution. Agree a representative trial, permissible temperature rise, output rate, screen arrangement and cleaning method.
For pharmaceutical installations, specify product-contact materials, containment, cleaning procedures, controls and documentation requirements. These are project requirements to be agreed, rather than an automatic claim of certification.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this equipment used for?
Which material information should be supplied?
How should the configuration be verified?
Agree a representative feed, output requirement and acceptance method with QUANPIN. Review particle-size distribution, product recovery, temperature limits and cleanability as applicable to the selected process.
Request Pricing & Specifications
Send your material name, feed condition, required throughput, target particle range and cleaning requirements.
Application Review: Pharmaceutical Powder and Granule Processing
Review feed condition, moisture, screen or die selection and the required granule properties together. Confirm the interface with preparation, drying and transfer using representative material trials.
For pharmaceutical process evaluation, consult FDA process validation guidance.
For an active-ingredient application, review the equipment and documentation topics in FDA Q7A guidance.
For pharmaceutical cleaning requirements, consult the FDA equipment and cleaning questions.
Review the actual powder characteristics using the HSE safe handling of combustible dusts.
Include moving-part access in the installation review using HSE work equipment and guarding guidance.
Discuss Your
Processing Requirements.
Share your material, particle-size target and processing rate with QUANPIN to discuss an equipment configuration.