Prilling

Prills and prilling are the smart choice for countless applications. Find out how your product and process can benefit from this solidification technology.

Prills: unique characteristics and advantages

Prills are grains of solid substances formed from molten drops. The result? A free flowing product with low dust and a narrow particle size distribution.

Prills are spherical and naturally resistant to abrasion or damage. Since no additives are necessary in the prilling process, prills of your product are 100% pure.

Thanks to their size and shape, prills have the smallest possible contact surface area and high bulk density. In bulk, prills behave like a fluid which is beneficial for transport, storage and further processing.

This is why prills offer the ideal form of solidification for a wide range of substances and markets.

Looking for more information about the main principles of prilling? Please read the following article: prilling meaning and prill definition.

Prills for bulk properties offer you significant advantages:

  • Excellent 'free flowing' properties
  • Low tendency to stick and agglomerate
  • Distinguished for air lifting
  • Highly resistant to abrasion or damage
  • Minimal dust formation
  • Well suited for transportation in road tankers, containers and big bags
  • Excellently storable in silo installations
  • Precise dosage
  • No additives needed; pure materials

Prilling: more control, more profit

Prilling is a extremely effective finishing technology and offers you the following advantages over other solidification methods:

Prilling is one of the most economical finishing technologies in the world for large outputs. Compared with other solidification methods such as granulation and pastillation, CAPEX and OPEX will be multiple times lower at increased capacities.

Our equipment is easy to operate, due to our well defined process operating parameters. Furthermore, the low amount of rotating and intricate parts result in a reliable process, giving the client an overall low operational and maintenance cost.

Prilling production is easily scalable within the range of 70 to 110% of the original designed capacity. This makes the prilling production method an extremely flexible option for your total production process. Quickly adapt to changes in the market? With prilling you can.

With the design of our prilling tower and additional equipment, you benefit from a relatively small footprint, compared to other solidification technologies.

The high degree of ‘self-control’ makes it a robust finishing technology with a very stable processing procedure. It can therefore play a vital role in guaranteeing the continuity of your process and quality of your product.

Thanks to a constant stream of technical innovations, such as state-of-the-art air inlet filtration and scrubber technologies, prilling has evolved into a cleaner finishing technology than it has ever been.

Datasheet prilling process

We’ve listed the most important details about the process in one handy datasheet. Feel free to use it to your advantage.

Explore our range of possibilities and let your new or existing industrial processing plant benefit from the most fitting finishing technology in the world.

Prill applications

Over the years, we have built up an impressive track record in a variety of markets, as shown below.

Datasheet Prilling Process

Discover the most important details about the prilling process in this handy datasheet.

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