High Shear Granulation
High Shear Granulation covers SINOTHERMO's wet rapid mixing granulator and high speed mixer, which use intensive impeller agitation to rapidly wet and bind powders into dense, uniform granules. This produces denser, more consistent granules than low-shear wet mixing alone, in less processing time.

GHL-Wet Rapid Mixing Granulator
Categories: Granulator and Extruder
Cutting-Edge Wet Granulation Technology:
A paddle at the base swiftly mixes powders and sticky binders within a cylindrical bowl, while a rapid chopper on the side breaks the mixture into wet granules to prevent clumping. This fast process combines mixing and granule formation within minutes, and the Wet Rapid Mixing Granulator can provide heating or cooling as needed.
- Input:
- Main material in powder form, binding agent as paste
- Output:
- Solid, loose granules with approximately 15% moisture content
- Type:
- Mixing Granulation, Wet Granulation
- Additional Features:
- Mixing, Mild Crushing, Heating, Cooling

GHJ-High Speed Mixer
Categories: Mixer
Rapid Mixing Capability:
By using high-speed chopper blades positioned on the sides of the machine, the High Speed Mixer stirs materials and boosts their movement, enhancing mixing efficiency. The collaborative action of these blades gives consistent blending, with each blend taking only a few minutes.
- Input:
- Powders, Granules, Minor Liquids
- Type:
- Dry Mixing, Mild Wet Mixing
- Additional Features:
- Mild Crushing
Rapid Wetting and Mixing for Dense Granule Formation
The GHL wet rapid mixing granulator and GHJ high speed mixer both deliver the intensive, high-shear agitation needed to rapidly wet and bind powders into dense, uniform granules — faster and more thorough than low-shear blending alone.
Why High Shear Suits Rapid Granulation
High-speed impeller action disperses liquid binder through the powder bed quickly, shortening overall granulation time. Produces denser, more uniform granules than low-shear wet mixing, improving downstream compression or flow properties. Suited to pharmaceutical, chemical and food formulations where granule density and uniformity are critical quality attributes.
