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What colloid mill settings work best for spray production formulas that need to stay stable in a fine mist nozzle?

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August 10, 2026 at 6:07 pm #4640

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What colloid mill settings work best for spray production formulas that need to stay stable in a fine mist nozzle?

August 10, 2026 at 6:37 pm #4649

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For spray production, a narrower rotor-stator gap helps reduce particle and droplet size within the formulation, which is important for preventing nozzle clogging and ensuring a consistent, fine mist when the product is dispensed. The colloid mill also improves the stability of any suspended or emulsified ingredients, reducing the risk of separation that could otherwise block spray equipment over time.
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