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Calcining is the process of heating a powder or solid material to high temperatures (typically over 500 °C) to remove residual moisture, volatile components or initiate chemical transformation in a controlled thermal treatment.
Our Calcining Facility
Plater Group offers contract calcining services — enabling clients to benefit from high-temperature thermal processing without investing in their own kilns or furnaces. We can accommodate a variety of powders and solids for either moisture removal or thermal treatment.
Calcining is particularly useful for drying powders or solids derived from slurries, removing moisture after synthesis, or preparing materials (e.g. salts, catalysts or specialty inorganic powders) for further thermal or chemical processing. The treatment can also induce phase changes or decomposition, depending on the material and intended application.
Calcining is the process of heating a powder to a temperature in excess of 500°C to remove all residual moisture content, or to initiate a high temperature chemical reaction within the solid. We believe that Plater Manufacturing Division is the only company in Europe to offer a Calcining facility on a contract service basis.
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