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Particle coating
Finer particles are permanently embedded into the surface of larger carriers purely mechanically – without melting, without binders, without additional heat input, at our Magdeburg site.
Particles that do more than before.
No heat input
The layer is formed purely mechanically. Relevant for temperature-sensitive additives and polymers.
Continuous instead of batch
The process runs continuously rather than in individual batches – shorter throughput times and better economics at larger volumes.
Homogeneous distribution
The aim of the coating is to fix fine particles in a distributed manner on the carrier surface rather than introducing them as agglomerates.
This is what a coated particle looks like

What we have already coated
All combinations have been trialled in-house. Maturity and volume figures are discussed openly in conversation, where contractually possible.
| Carrier particle | Layer | Objective in the project | Field of application | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light metal powder (aluminium) | Carbon nanotubes (CNT) | Electrical conductivity | Casting applications | Research |
| Light metal powder (aluminium) | Ceramic hard material (SiC) | Mechanical properties (stiffness) | Lightweight components | Research |
| Light metal powder (aluminium) | Graphene | Electrical conductivity | Conductive materials | Feasibility |
| Metal powder (iron-based) | Thermoplastic (polyamide) | Processability of metal-filled compounds | Extrusion and injection moulding of metal-filled compounds | Sample delivery |
| Metal powder (iron / steel) | Thermoplastic (ABS, PMMA) | Flowability and bulk density for powder-bed processes | Metal powders for additive manufacturing | Sample delivery |
| Engineering thermoplastic (polyamide) | Carbon nanotubes (CNT) | Mechanical properties (strength) | Technical polymer components | Sample delivery |
| Polymer granulate | Functional nanoparticles | Individual distribution of nanoparticles on the granulate surface | Masterbatch for injection moulding and extrusion | Sample delivery |
| Mineral binder (cement) | Biochar fine particles + CNT | Thermal properties (heat storage) | Construction material systems | Testing |
| Mineral powder (magnetite) | Thermoplastic + white pigment (TiO₂) | Colouring of a dark mineral, extrudability | Filler compounds, extruded semi-finished products | Sample delivery |
| Refractory metal powder | Hard material (TiC) | Abrasion resistance | Additively manufactured components | Sample delivery |
| Metal powder (ferromagnetic, iron-based) | Electrically insulating polymer layer | Electrically insulated individual particles | Additive manufacturing of magnetic flux concentrators | Sample delivery |
| Ceramic powder | Polymer | Sintering behaviour and processability in the powder bed | Additive manufacturing of ceramic components | Ongoing project |
| Activated carbon | Biogenic fine particles | Surface and adsorption behaviour | Filter and adsorber systems | Feasibility |
The column “Objective in the project” describes the aim pursued in each case – not a guaranteed property.
Status: “Research” and “Feasibility” denote laboratory trials without sample delivery; “Sample delivery” denotes the delivery of documented samples to a project partner; “Testing” and “Ongoing project” denote projects not yet completed. None of the entries denotes a series product.
Granulate coating
Besides powders we coat granulates from 1 mm to 15 mm. The aim of the coating is to fix fine particles in a distributed manner on the carrier surface rather than introducing them as agglomerates.