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The Agglomeration Process

Agglomeration is the process to improve the flowing properties of a powder mix, therefore increasing the density of a powder mix and its ability to dissolve in a liquid. This helps reduce the dusting of our powders and delivers a smoother drink.

Benefits of Agglomeration

Corim offers agglomeration right onsite so your powdered mixes are never outsourced and always smooth. At our 6-building campus, the Corim team places a powder mix into our industry leading machines to bind very tiny particles together. No chemicals are used in this process – only heat, water, air and the product.

Spraying

Step 1

Moistening

Step 2

Solidifying

Step 3

Agglomeration

Step 4

Step 1: Agglomeration begins by spraying the powdered mix with Binder Droplets.

Step 2: This forms a liquid bridge between the powder particles in the moistening phase.

Step 3: The powder then solidifies and forms bridges between each particle.

Step 4: The agglomeration is completed when the powder participle form a blackberry-like structure – clumped closely together and held tight beside other particles.