Dry Premix Development

Custom dry premixes.
Developed for your production.

Fully dry premix development around local materials, blending equipment and target cost.

Discuss your project

Application-specific formulas

Product, placement method, finish and required performance.

Local raw materials

Binders, aggregates, fillers, fibres and powdered admixtures with practical sourcing.

Dry blending & equipment

Mixer, dosing, blending sequence, batch size and homogeneity.

Trials & validation

Review mixing, application and performance; adjust the formulation.

Packaging & storage

Storage requirements, instructions and validation of shelf life.

Production economics

Formulation cost, yield, packing, waste and consistency.

Where technically feasible, a water-only dry premix can be developed. Separately added fibres, aggregates or liquids are specified. Storage stability and shelf life require validation.

From technical question
to practical production.

Assess

Review product, materials, equipment, budget and constraints.

Develop & validate

Define the formula direction, conduct trials and review results.

Implement & optimise

Refine procedures, train where needed and improve consistency.

Dry premix development: questions & answers

Can you use local materials?

Yes. Review local supply and validate adaptations through trials.

Can the product require only water?

Where technically feasible. Any separate components are specified.

What equipment is needed?

It depends on ingredients, batch size and output: dosing, blending, packing and handling.

Do you develop premixes for poured terrazzo?

Yes, considering placement, aggregate, working time, finishing and performance.

How is shelf life established?

Through packaging, storage conditions and retained-performance tests. No universal period is assumed.

Can you optimise cost?

Yes: materials, formula, blending, yield, packing, waste and consistency.

Let’s make your production
work better.

Describe the product, current process and target result. We will use it to define the appropriate consulting scope.