Spray drying is rapidly becoming a preferred solution for laboratories and manufacturers looking to transform liquid substances into powder form efficiently and safely. With the ability to turn a liquid into fine powder in just seconds, this technology is revolutionizing drying processes across various industries.

Spray drying is a method used to produce dry powder from a liquid or slurry by rapidly evaporating the moisture content using hot gas. It is especially effective for processing heat-sensitive materials such as vitamins, pharmaceuticals, and flavorings, as the rapid evaporation helps preserve their functional properties without thermal degradation.

A complete spray drying system typically consists of a fluid feed pump, an atomizer, a drying chamber, and a collection system. During the process, the liquid is atomized into fine droplets, which are then exposed to a stream of hot air inside the drying chamber. As the moisture evaporates almost instantly, the solid particles are collected as fine, uniform powder. The entire process is continuous and highly controlled, ensuring consistent output and high product quality.

This technology offers several key advantages over conventional drying methods. It enables rapid and uniform drying, supports particle size control, and allows for advanced techniques such as granulation, micronization, and encapsulation. These benefits make it ideal for applications in pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food and beverage, and even advanced materials such as ceramics and polymers.

At PT Universal Labora Analitika, we now provide compact, laboratory-scale spray dryers that combine efficiency, safety, and user-friendly operation. Designed to meet the demands of research and small-batch production, our systems offer evaporation capacities of up to 1.3 liters per hour and a wide operational temperature range of 40 to 220 degrees Celsius. In addition, safety features such as inert gas atmospheres and solvent recovery systems ensure reliable performance even with volatile materials.

Yamato Scientific's spray dryer lineup includes:​

1. ADL311S-A: A compact and economical model ideal for small-scale applications. It features a unique nozzle cooling mechanism and pulse jet system to prevent clogging, ensuring stable and consistent drying. ​
2. GB210 Series: Versatile units capable of both spray drying and granulation. The GB210-A offers straightforward operation, while the GB210-B includes a mini fluid bed attachment for granulating wet powders. ​
3. DL410: Designed for larger capacity needs, the DL410 handles higher throughput while maintaining precise control over particle size and moisture content. ​

Each model is engineered with user-friendly interfaces, safety features, and options for solvent recovery, catering to the specific requirements of pharmaceutical, chemical, food, and material science laboratories.

To learn more about our spray drying solutions or explore which model fits your needs, feel free to browse our product pages or contact our team directly.