Hosokawa Micron Powder Systems history

• In 1923, the Pulverizing Machinery Company was founded in Roselle, NJ

• The Company moved to Summit, NJ in 1940 & built a new manufacturing facility to accommodate growing demands

• To address the demand for finer materials, the company developed the first air classifying mill in the 1950’s, the Mikro Atomizer® Air Classifying Mill

• In 1985, the company was acquired by the Hosokawa Micron Group and was renamed Hosokawa Micron Powder Systems

A new test center was built in 1988 to showcase a wide range of Hosokawa technologies for customer demonstrations

The Mikro LGM® Long Gap Mill is introduced in 1998 to address the need for specialty grinding applications

In 2003, The Micron Air Jet Sieve MAJSc, Hosokawa’s first computer-assisted particle analyzer was introduced

• In 2009, the company established the Hosokawa Educational Center, a free online library of presentations & resources for process engineers

• The New Easy Access Mikro ACM® Air Classifying Mill was introduced in 2011 as a variation of the original ACM. It was specifically designed for food, pharmaceutical, and chemical applications that require frequent and thorough equipment cleaning

• In 2013, the Mikro Air Jet Sieve® MAJSx was developed and introduced as Hosokawa’s newest particle size analyzer

The 100th Anniversary(Date taken:2016)

The rebuilding of our main factory began in November 2018.