JASIS 2026 Japan: Meet TENCAN for Laboratory Milling Solutions
August 12, 2026
Are you planning to visit JASIS 2026 in Japan and looking for laboratory equipment for powder grinding, sample preparation, or advanced material research?
TENCAN welcomes you to visit Booth 7B-304 and meet our team to discuss planetary milling, grinding jar selection, particle size reduction, contamination control, and laboratory powder processing solutions.
Rather than simply comparing equipment specifications, JASIS 2026 provides an opportunity to talk directly about your material and determine which grinding approach may be more appropriate for your actual application.
Why Meet TENCAN at JASIS 2026?
Selecting laboratory grinding equipment can become complicated when different materials, particle sizes, grinding media, and purity requirements are involved.
A model that works well for one application may not necessarily be the right choice for another. This is why we encourage visitors to bring their actual processing requirements to our booth.
At TENCAN Booth 7B-304, you can discuss your project from the perspective of the complete grinding process rather than focusing only on machine specifications.
Explore Different Planetary Ball Mill Solutions
Vertical Planetary Ball Mill for Routine Laboratory Grinding
For many laboratory users, the first requirement is a versatile grinding system capable of handling different powder materials and experimental tasks.
TENCAN vertical planetary ball mills can support laboratory applications involving fine grinding, mixing, sample preparation, and material development.
During the exhibition, our team can discuss how equipment capacity, grinding jar material, media selection, and processing mode should be considered according to your material.
Vertical Square Planetary Ball Mill for Flexible Material Processing
Laboratory users often need one grinding platform to support several materials or experimental conditions.
The vertical square planetary ball mill provides a flexible option for powder preparation in university laboratories, material research, industrial R&D, and quality control applications.
If you are unsure whether your project requires dry grinding, wet grinding, different jar materials, or a specific grinding media combination, JASIS 2026 is a good opportunity to discuss these factors directly.
Full-Directional Planetary Milling for Specialized Research
Some research projects require more than conventional planetary movement. For these applications, a full-directional planetary milling system can provide another processing option.
This type of equipment is particularly relevant when users are evaluating grinding uniformity, difficult materials, fine particle preparation, or specialized laboratory milling conditions.
Bring your material information to Booth 7B-304 and let us know what result you are currently trying to achieve.
Microcomputer-Controlled Planetary Ball Mill
For research users, repeatability and operating convenience can be just as important as grinding performance.
Microcomputer-controlled planetary milling equipment can provide more convenient parameter management for laboratory grinding tasks and experimental workflows.
Visitors can compare different planetary mill configurations and discuss which control method is more appropriate for their laboratory environment.
Not Sure Which Ball Mill Fits Your Material?
Many grinding projects begin with a simple question: “Which ball mill should I choose?”
But the answer usually depends on several factors:
- Material hardness and characteristics
- Initial particle size
- Required final particle size
- Batch processing quantity
- Dry or wet grinding
- Acceptable contamination level
- Grinding jar and media material
- Laboratory or larger-scale processing requirements
These are exactly the types of questions you can bring to TENCAN Booth 7B-304.
Materials and Industries We Can Discuss
TENCAN grinding equipment is used for a broad range of powder and material preparation tasks. At JASIS 2026, we welcome visitors from different research and industrial fields.
Prepare These Details Before Visiting Our Booth
If you already have a specific grinding project, preparing several basic details can make your discussion at JASIS more productive.
1. Material Name
Tell us what powder, solid, ceramic, mineral, or advanced material you need to process.
2. Feed Particle Size
Let us know the approximate particle size before grinding.
3. Desired Fineness
What final particle size or grinding result are you trying to achieve?
4. Processing Quantity
How much material do you need to process in one batch?
5. Purity Requirements
Is metal contamination acceptable, or do you require non-metallic grinding components?
6. Dry or Wet Grinding
Let us know whether your current process uses a dry or wet grinding method.
More Than a Machine Selection
A laboratory mill is only one part of the grinding process. Grinding jars, grinding media, material compatibility, process parameters, and downstream requirements can all influence the final result.
At JASIS 2026, we hope to use face-to-face communication to better understand your application and help you evaluate an appropriate laboratory grinding solution.
Whether you are starting a new research project, replacing existing equipment, developing a new material, or looking for a long-term powder processing equipment supplier, we welcome the opportunity to talk with you.
JASIS 2026 Visitor Information
Event: JASIS 2026
Date: September 2–4, 2026
Opening Hours: 10:00–17:00
Venue: Makuhari Messe, Japan
Save Booth 7B-304 before your visit and meet the TENCAN team during JASIS 2026.
About TENCAN
Changsha Tianchuang Powder Technology Co., Ltd. (TENCAN) provides equipment and solutions for laboratory grinding, crushing, mixing, sieving, and powder preparation.
Our planetary ball mill product range supports different laboratory and material research requirements through multiple equipment structures, grinding jar options, processing capacities, and configurations.
We serve users involved in material development, laboratory research, sample preparation, and powder processing applications around the world.
Let’s Talk About Your Grinding Project in Japan
If JASIS 2026 is already on your schedule, we invite you to add TENCAN Booth 7B-304 to your exhibition visit plan.
Bring your material, processing challenge, or equipment selection questions and discuss them directly with our team.
September 2–4, 2026
Makuhari Messe, Japan
We look forward to meeting you at JASIS 2026.
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