Jiangsu BOLAIKE Completes Freeze-Drying Process Experiment on Silica Gel Particles, Addressing the Particle Adhesion Challenge

Jiangsu BOLAIKE Completes Freeze-Drying Process Experiment on Silica Gel Particles, Addressing the Particle Adhesion Challenge

Recently, Jiangsu BOLAIKE completed a freeze-drying process experiment on silica gel particles at the request of a customer, with favorable freeze-drying results. Before freeze-drying, the surface and interior of the silica gel particles contained moisture and had a sticky texture, causing them to adhere to hands and containers even with light contact. After being processed using BOLAIKE’s laboratory freeze-drying equipment, the silica gel particles became dry and lightweight, with the moisture substantially removed. The particles showed reduced adhesion while retaining their original structural form, and the finished product could slide naturally from the material tray.

Potential Applications of Freeze-Dried Silica Gel Particles

Freeze-dried silica gel particles have a range of potential applications. They can be used as protein carriers in the pharmaceutical field and as desiccants in precision instruments, providing potential market value for these applications.

Freeze-Drying Experience in Advanced Materials

As an industrial freeze-drying equipment manufacturer, BOLAIKE has experience in the freeze-drying of silica gel, aerogel, graphene, and other advanced materials. The company’s equipment uses a high-precision temperature control system and vacuum technology to control the freeze-drying curve and help maintain consistent finished-product quality.

If you have freeze-drying equipment requirements for silica gel, aerogel, or other materials, please feel free to contact BOLAIKE for sample testing and technical consultation.