Union Process, Inc. built a new SD-100 dry grinding Attritor for its toll milling operation.
 
“Our toll milling business has seen a dramatic increase and we saw the need to increase our capacity. Adding this new SD-100 Attritor will go a long way towards helping us meet our growing customer demand on the toll milling side of our business,” Union Process Pilot Plant Manager Aaron Stalnaker said.
 
Toll milling, also known as toll grinding, is the process whereby a customer sends material to Union Process and Union Process grinds the material to the required final particle size and returns the end product to the customer. Toll milling may be a good solution when a company is looking to save on the cost of capital equipment, personnel, floor space and other costs associated with milling a product on their premises. An advantage of toll milling with Union Process is that skilled professionals who know the equipment and are extremely knowledgeable about the process do all the work.
 
Since 1946, Union Process has been developing and building custom Attritors for customers with a wide variety of applications all around the world.
 
Union Process is the inventor and developer of Attritor technology and manufactures wet and dry grinding mills as well as horizontal bead mills.