Utilizing outsourcing to compensate for equipment and labor shortages and to continue material development.
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Have you ever struggled with constraints related to equipment, manpower, or processes in material development? This document views outsourcing and contracting as options that do not halt development and introduces examples of their use in the prototyping and condition-setting stages. Recommended for: - Those who have felt that "there is not enough equipment or manpower" in material development. - Those who have wanted to outsource part of the process during prototyping or condition-setting. - Those who are interested in outsourcing and contracting but want to first understand the concepts. You can complete the document download in about one minute via the related link.
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■ Clean operations that avoid contamination in clean rooms ■ Heating, sintering, and heat treatment using a fully automatic pusher-type continuous furnace ■ Low-temperature drying using a shelf-type vacuum dryer ■ Reduced pressure drying using a Nauta mixer (vacuum dryer) ■ Spray drying using a spray dryer ■ Wet micronization of water-based and solvent-based materials using a bead mill ■ Filtration and washing using a filter press ■ Airflow drying using a drymeister ■ Contamination prevention drying using a sanitary-type atmospheric shelf dryer ■ Grinding with minimal contamination using various types of grinders
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Cosmetics, pigments, battery materials, semiconductors, metals, resins, rubber, ceramics, glass, cellulose, functional materials, etc.
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We have a variety of equipment and devices available, so if you are considering outsourcing chemical products, please consult our company, which specializes in contract services.
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