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L-Carnitine Granules

Supports granulation processing of L-carnitine raw materials. Aims to improve ease of handling in formulation design for tablets and capsules through the enhancement of the physical properties of the powder.

L-carnitine granules are raw materials processed into granule form using granulation technology from L-carnitine raw materials. By converting powdered raw materials into granules, we aim to improve ease of handling and processing suitability in subsequent stages. Granulation is a technology that processes raw materials, such as powders, into granules with a specific particle size through certain processes. Generally, granulation methods include wet granulation using binding liquids and dry granulation, which forms granules through compression molding. The appropriate granulation method is selected based on the physical properties of the raw materials, the characteristics required for the product, and the final application. Powdered raw materials can sometimes be difficult to handle in processes such as supply, mixing, filling, and compression due to particle size and physical properties. Adjusting the particle form through granulation is an option to improve the flowability, handleability, and compatibility with subsequent processes of the powder. This product can be utilized when considering granulated raw materials for the development of supplements and health foods using L-carnitine. Please consult us regarding the selection of granulated raw materials according to the product form and manufacturing processes, starting with raw material design for tablets and capsules.

  • Food ingredients (powder)
  • Food/beverage functional materials
  • Granulated products

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Compound Amino Granules

Supports granulation processing of composite amino acid raw materials. We consider the physical properties and handling characteristics of powders to assist in the raw material design for tablet, capsule, and granule products.

Composite amino acid granules are products made by processing a combination of multiple amino acids into a granular form. By utilizing granulation technology, we aim to convert powdered raw materials into granules, improving ease of handling and processing suitability in subsequent stages. Granulation is a technique for processing raw materials, such as powders, into granules with a specific particle size through certain processes. Typical methods include wet granulation using binding liquids and dry granulation, which forms granules by compressing powders. The appropriate granulation method is selected based on the composition and physical properties of the raw materials, the required particle size, and the dosage form and manufacturing process of the final product. In powder products that use multiple raw materials, differences in particle size and physical properties can lead to difficulties in handling during processes such as mixing, supplying, and filling. Adjusting particle morphology through granulation can be an option to improve the flowability, handleability, and compatibility with subsequent processes of the powder. This product can be utilized in the development of raw materials for supplements and health foods containing composite amino acids, particularly when considering granular raw materials. Please consult us regarding granulation raw materials tailored to your applications and manufacturing processes, such as raw material design for tablets and capsules or the development of granular-type products.

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  • Food/beverage functional materials
  • Granulated products

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Coenzyme Q10 Granules

Supports granulation processing of Coenzyme Q10. As a granular raw material, it assists in the design of raw materials tailored to applications such as tablets and capsules for supplements and health foods.

Coenzyme Q10 granulated products are raw materials processed into granule form from coenzyme Q10. By utilizing granulation technology to convert powdered raw materials into granules, we aim to improve ease of handling and processing suitability in subsequent stages. Granulation is a technique that processes raw materials, such as powders, into granules with a specific particle size through certain processes. Representative methods include wet granulation using binding liquids and dry granulation, which forms granules by compressing the powder. The appropriate granulation method is selected based on the physical properties of the raw materials, the required particle size, the dosage form of the final product, and the manufacturing process. Powdered raw materials may present handling difficulties in processes such as supply, mixing, filling, and compression due to particle size and physical properties. Adjusting particle form through granulation is an option to improve the flowability, handleability, and compatibility with subsequent processes of the powder. This product can be utilized when considering granulated raw materials for the development of supplements and health foods containing coenzyme Q10. Please consult us regarding granulated raw materials tailored to specific applications and manufacturing processes, including raw material design for tablets and capsules.

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  • Granulated products

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