This category focuses on material handling requirements during laboratory research and development, small-scale testing, and pilot-scale stages. It covers six core secondary categories: granulation, coating, mixing, drying, unit equipment, and high-containment unit equipment. These solutions are suitable for laboratory formulation development and process verification in pharmaceutical, food, chemical, and related industries.

The Mixing Equipment Series serves as a core equipment group for material homogenization, focusing on production processing and R&D requirements across multiple industries, including pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, health products, and new materials. It covers four core secondary categories: high-speed mixing equipment, tumble mixers, bin mixers, and dedicated mixing machines.
This series achieves uniform mixing of two or more materials in different physical forms (powder, granule, liquid, paste) through mechanical motion, fluid dynamic effects, or specialized structural designs. It addresses issues such as uneven raw material composition, significant performance differences, and low mixing efficiency, while maintaining post-mixing stability, flowability, and compatibility with subsequent processing. The equipment is widely applicable across full-scale scenarios, from laboratory trials and pilot-scale expansion to industrial-scale production, and functions as a key process link between raw material pre-treatment and final product forming.

The Granulation Equipment Series serves as a core equipment group for material forming and performance optimization, focusing on the needs of large-scale production, pilot-scale research and development, and process upgrading across industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, health products, and new materials. This series covers six core secondary categories: fluidized bed granulators, wet granulators, dry granulators, milling and sizing machines, extrusion granulators, and centrifugal granulators.
Through diversified technical principles such as mechanical force and fluid dynamics, the equipment processes loose materials in powder, lump, or molten states into granules with defined particle size, strength, and flowability. It not only addresses issues including uneven material dispersion, poor flowability, and dust generation, but also improves product dissolution rate, stability, and compatibility with subsequent processing. As a key link connecting raw material handling and finished product production, the series is widely applicable to full-scale requirements ranging from laboratory trials to industrial-scale manufacturing.

The Drying Equipment Series serves as a core equipment group for material dehydration and quality stabilization, focusing on raw material pre-treatment, intermediate product drying, and finished product shaping requirements across industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, health products, and new materials. This series covers five core secondary categories: fluidized bed dryers, hot air dryers, vacuum dryers, spray dryers, and flash dryers.
Based on technical principles including heat transfer, airflow dynamics, and vacuum environment control, the equipment efficiently removes moisture or organic solvents from materials under precise control of temperature, humidity, and drying time. At the same time, it maximizes the retention of active ingredients, physicochemical properties, and external appearance of the materials, addressing issues such as moisture absorption, agglomeration, deterioration, and shortened storage life. As a key process equipment linking material processing and finished product storage, the series is widely applicable across full-scale scenarios ranging from laboratory trials and pilot-scale expansion to industrial-scale production, meeting the customized drying requirements of different material forms, including powder, granule, paste, and liquid.

The Coating Equipment Series serves as core equipment for material surface modification and functional enhancement, focusing on large-scale production and precision process requirements across industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, health products, and chemicals. This series covers three core secondary categories: film coating machines, centrifugal coating machines, and fluidized bed coating machines.
By precisely controlling coating liquid atomization, material movement states, and drying parameters, the equipment enables multiple functions, including moisture protection, taste masking, modified and controlled release, and stability enhancement. It is capable of meeting the demands of large-batch standardized production while also supporting process optimization and formulation adjustment during the pilot-scale stage, making it a key equipment group for ensuring product quality and expanding application scenarios.

The Auxiliary Processing Equipment Series serves as a core supporting system within production processes across various industries, focusing on raw material pre-treatment, intermediate product refining, finished product purification, and production environment maintenance in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, health products, and new materials. This series covers three core secondary categories: crushers, screening machines, and cleaning equipment.
Through key processes including crushing, classification, and cleaning, the equipment provides materials in compliant conditions and clean operating environments for core production stages such as mixing, granulation, coating, and packaging. It addresses issues such as non-conforming particle size, insufficient material purity, and contamination of equipment or containers. As a fundamental support for maintaining product quality consistency and a critical auxiliary solution for improving production efficiency and meeting industry compliance requirements such as GMP, the series is widely applicable across full-scale scenarios ranging from laboratory trials and pilot-scale expansion to industrial-scale production.

The Transfer and Conveying Equipment Series serves as a core material flow hub within production processes across various industries, focusing on raw material conveying, intermediate material transfer, finished product collection, and precise dosing requirements in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, health products, and new materials. This series covers four core secondary categories: elevators, lifting and conveying equipment, vacuum feeders, and dosing equipment.
Based on diversified technical principles such as mechanical transmission, pneumatic conveying, and precise metering, the equipment enables efficient, clean, and accurate transfer and proportioning of materials in various forms, including powder, granule, and lump. It addresses issues such as low conveying efficiency, dust contamination, and large dosing deviations during production, while linking the entire process from raw material storage and processing to finished product packaging. Suitable for both continuous large-scale production and flexible small-batch, multi-variety manufacturing, the series represents a key equipment group for ensuring smooth production flow and improving production efficiency and product quality consistency.