Rewetting Agglomerators

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Rewetting Agglomerators are used in fine sized powders (or powder mixes) that require agglomeration in order to become instant, free-flowing and dust-less consumer products (with fixed micro-composition).

Rewetting Agglomerators

Rewet agglomeration involves dispersion of the fine powder in air, rewetting it by mixing it with small droplets of liquid to form loose agglomerates with point-to-point contact. The material handling during the agglomeration process itself is specially controlled according to the desired properties of the end-product.

The agglomerates are dried, cooled and screened. Fines and milled oversize material are recycled.


Common Processes

  • Wetting of the surface of the particles
  • Agglomeration
  • Redrying
  • Cooling
  • Sizing


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