Spray dryer manufacturer since 2000 · ISO 9001:2015 certifiedPilot trials in our Ahmedabad R&D centre500+ plants supplied · exported to 14 countries

Spray Dryerssince 2000

Acmefil · spray dryer specialists since 2000

Spray dryers that turn your liquid into perfect powder

Acmefil designs and builds industrial, pilot and lab spray dryers and complete drying plants – rotary atomizer, nozzle, fluidized and closed-loop – sized on your own feed.

  • ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturer
  • 500+ plants · exported to 14 countries
  • Pilot trials in our Ahmedabad R&D centre
3D model of an Acmefil spray drying plant
Liquid feed insolution · slurry · emulsion
Dry powder outfree-flowing, uniform particles
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500+Plants supplied
2000Incorporated
14Countries
ISO9001:2015 certified

Trusted by manufacturers across dyes, chemicals, ceramics, food and pharma

  • IndianOil
  • HPCL
  • GSFC
  • Patanjali
  • Meghmani
  • Tagros
  • Nitta Gelatin India
  • Gujarat Ambuja Exports
  • Varmora
  • Excel Ceramics, Morbi
  • KLJ Plasticizers
  • Asiatic Colorchem Industries
  • Rohan Dyes & Intermediates
  • Siddharth Colorchem
  • Lakhani Dyestuffs
  • Associated Dyestuff
  • Amazon Spices
  • Ambica Industries
  • Diva Chem Tech
  • Gopinath Chem Tech
  • Indo Col Chem
  • Jay Chem
  • Khyati Chemicals
  • Lion Color
  • Mahavir Eco Projects
  • Mayur Dye-Chem
  • R. K. Industries
  • Society for Clean & Green Environment
  • Ushanti Colour Chem

How it works

From liquid feed to dry powder in seconds

Spray drying atomizes a liquid into fine droplets and meets them with hot air. Water flashes off almost at once, so heat-sensitive products keep their quality and every particle comes out alike.

  1. 1

    Feed preparation

    Solution, slurry or emulsion is mixed, often pre-concentrated in an evaporator, and pumped at a steady rate.

  2. 2

    Hot air generation

    Fresh air is filtered and heated – steam, thermic fluid or a direct / indirect fired hot air generator.

  3. 3

    Atomization

    A rotary atomizer, pressure nozzle or two-fluid nozzle breaks the feed into millions of droplets.

  4. 4

    Drying

    Hot air meets the droplets in the chamber; water flashes off in seconds, keeping heat-sensitive products safe.

  5. 5

    Powder separation

    Dry powder leaves the chamber cone; a cyclone and bag filter recover the fines from the exhaust.

  6. 6

    Exhaust cleaning

    A wet scrubber cleans the air; the ID fan sends it to the chimney.

  7. 7

    PLC automation

    Inlet / outlet temperature, feed rate and pressures run under PLC control with alarms and interlocks.

  8. 8

    Collection & finishing

    Powder is cooled, sieved and packed – or agglomerated in a fluid bed for instant products.

Watch the full process in 3D – feed, atomization, drying, separation and collection (4 min).

Acmefil spray dryers

One technology, built eight ways

The right design follows your feed, the powder you need, the solvent and the scale. Pick a type to read its full guide.

Acmefil effluent spray drying plant with bag filters, cyclones and chimney
Acmefil effluent spray drying plant – chamber, cyclones, bag filters and chimney

Zero liquid discharge

India’s largest effluent handling spray dryers

Acmefil builds the high-temperature spray dryers that turn effluent concentrate and RO reject into dry, disposable salt – the final step of a ZLD plant, after membranes and multiple-effect evaporators.

  • AnkleshwarGujarat
  • DahejGujarat
  • Sachin, SuratGujarat
Acmefil effluent spray dryer: stainless drying chamber in its steel structure under a blue sky

Spray dryer selector

Which spray dryer fits your product?

Three quick questions for a starting point. Our process engineers confirm it on your feed data or in a pilot trial.

1 · What carries your product?
2 · What powder do you need?
3 · Where is your project?
Recommended starting point

Rotary atomizer spray dryer

General guidance only – the final choice depends on solids, viscosity, heat sensitivity and capacity. We confirm it on your feed or in a pilot trial.

Atomization

Rotary atomizer, pressure nozzle or two-fluid?

The atomizer decides droplet size – and droplet size decides your powder.

Rotary atomizerPressure nozzleTwo-fluid nozzle
Typical particle size20–150 microns50–300 microns (coarser)5–50 microns (finest)
Powder formFine, uniformGranular, free-flowing, low dustVery fine
Chamber shapeWide, shorterTall, narrowCompact
CapacitySmall to very largeMedium to very largeSmall
Viscous / abrasive feedVery good (abrasion-resistant wheels)Limited – nozzle wearGood for viscous feeds
Typical usesDyes, chemicals, milk, coffee, effluentCeramic body, detergents, granular foodPharma, R&D, specialty
GuideRotary atomizer →Pressure nozzle →Two-fluid nozzle →

Typical ranges from industry practice; your product sets the real numbers. Full comparison: nozzle vs rotary atomizer.

Acmefil pilot spray dryer with cyclone and control panel
3 kg/hr pilot spray dryer · R&D centre, Ahmedabad

Pilot trials

Test your product before you invest

Run your own feed on the pilot spray dryer in our Ahmedabad R&D centre. You hold the real powder in your hand, and we collect the data to size your industrial plant.

  • Find stickiness, wall deposits or heat damage before you buy
  • Atomizer speed, inlet / outlet temperature and feed rate tuned to your product
  • Powder samples to approve with your own customers

Why Acmefil

Engineering you can scale on

  • 500+ plants supplied – spray dryers and process plants running across dyes, chemicals, ceramics, food, pharma and effluent treatment.
  • Designed around your product – capacity, temperatures, material of construction and particle size engineered for your feed.
  • ISO 9001:2015 quality – strict control from raw-material purchase to erection and commissioning.
  • Lower cost per kilo – evaporator pre-concentration, heat recovery and tuned airflow cut the energy each kilo of powder needs.
  • Our own erection team – installation, commissioning and operator training by Acmefil engineers.
  • One group, the whole line – evaporators, ZLD, fluid bed and flash dryers, bag filters and hot air generators under one roof.
Acmefil spray drying chamber being lifted into place by crane during erection
Acmefil pilot spray dryer with cyclone and control panel
ACME“the highest point of perfection”

Global presence

Acmefil plants in 14 countries

Designed and built in Ahmedabad – running from the USA to Malaysia.

USAColombiaIrelandFranceTurkeyIsraelIranUAE (Dubai)CameroonSouth AfricaBangladeshMyanmarMalaysiaChinaAcmefil · Ahmedabad

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14 countries on 5 continents

  • AmericasUSA · Colombia
  • EuropeIreland · France
  • Middle EastTurkey · Israel · Iran · UAE (Dubai)
  • AfricaCameroon · South Africa
  • AsiaBangladesh · Myanmar · Malaysia · China

Every plant designed and built in Vatva, Ahmedabad – and commissioned by our own engineers.

Discuss an export project

FAQ

Spray drying questions, answered

How does a spray dryer work?

The liquid feed is atomized into fine droplets inside a drying chamber, where hot air evaporates the water almost instantly. The dry particles collect at the chamber cone; a cyclone and bag filter recover the fines from the exhaust air. Full explanation: how does a spray dryer work.

What products can be spray dried?

Dyes and pigments, detergents, polymers and resins, catalysts, agrochemicals, ceramic body powders, milk and whey powder, instant coffee, egg powder, spices and flavours, APIs, enzymes, herbal extracts, effluent salts and water-treatment chemicals such as PAC. See applications of spray dryers.

Which types of spray dryer does Acmefil build?

Rotary atomizer, pressure nozzle, two-fluid nozzle, fluidized, closed-loop, sterile, effluent / ZLD and lab or pilot spray dryers – plus spray cooling and spray calcining systems. Compare them in types of spray dryers.

Why is spray drying so widely used?

It is continuous, it scales from grams to tonnes per hour, and the very short drying time protects heat-sensitive products. You also control particle size, moisture and bulk density closely. More in advantages of spray drying.

Rotary atomizer or nozzle – which should I choose?

Rotary atomizers give fine, uniform powder at high capacity and handle viscous or abrasive feeds well. Pressure nozzles in a tall chamber give coarser, free-flowing, low-dust granules – common for ceramics and detergents. Two-fluid nozzles give the finest particles at small capacities. See nozzle vs rotary atomizer.

How is a spray dryer sized?

On its water evaporation rate in kg/hr – feed rate minus powder output. Feed solids and the final moisture set that number; inlet and outlet air temperatures then set the air flow and chamber size. Read spray dryer calculations.

Free proposal

Tell us your product. We will size your spray dryer.

Share feed solids, the powder you need and capacity – get a configuration, a budget quote and a pilot-trial option within one working day.

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