JASIS 2026
September 2–4, 2026
Makuhari Messe, Japan
TENCAN | BOOTH 7B-304
TENCAN sincerely invites customers, research institutions, laboratory users, distributors, and industry professionals to visit us at JASIS 2026 in Japan.
JASIS brings together professionals in analytical instruments, scientific equipment, laboratory technologies, material research, and related industries, providing an excellent opportunity to meet face to face and discuss practical equipment and material processing requirements.
During the exhibition, the TENCAN team will be waiting for you at Booth 7B-304 to introduce our laboratory grinding equipment and discuss powder processing solutions for different materials and applications.
If you are looking for a suitable planetary ball mill, want to improve your grinding process, or need to compare different laboratory milling configurations, we welcome you to meet us in Japan.
At JASIS 2026, TENCAN will focus on laboratory grinding and material preparation solutions designed for research, sample preparation, fine grinding, mixing, and powder processing applications.
Visitors are welcome to stop by Booth 7B-304 to learn more about our planetary ball mill series and discuss suitable equipment configurations based on actual material characteristics, processing capacity, target particle size, and contamination requirements.
The vertical semi-circular planetary ball mill is a representative TENCAN solution for laboratory high-energy grinding, fine powder preparation, mixing, and material research.
It can be used for material research and sample preparation involving advanced ceramics, battery materials, electronic materials, minerals, chemical powders, and other new materials.
For users concerned about grinding efficiency, particle size, grinding jar selection, or contamination control, our team can discuss suitable configurations according to the characteristics of the actual material.
The vertical square planetary ball mill provides a practical solution for laboratory grinding, mixing, sample preparation, and material development.
Different materials may require different grinding strategies. At JASIS 2026, visitors can discuss important selection factors with our team, including:
For laboratories looking for a flexible planetary milling system, this model provides a practical option for a wide variety of materials.
The full-directional planetary ball mill provides a more complex movement mode compared with conventional planetary milling equipment.
It is particularly worth discussing for applications where users are concerned with grinding uniformity, finer powder preparation, difficult-to-process materials, or specialized laboratory research.
If your current material is difficult to grind or your process requires a more specialized milling method, bring your requirements to Booth 7B-304 and discuss the application directly with us.
The microcomputer planetary ball mill is designed for laboratory users who value convenient operation, process control, and flexible grinding settings.
For laboratory and research applications, choosing a mill is not only about grinding performance. Control flexibility, material compatibility, operating convenience, and suitable jar configurations can also be important.
At the exhibition, the TENCAN team can help you compare different configurations according to your actual laboratory workflow and material requirements.
Most professional buyers do not visit an exhibition booth simply to look at a machine. They visit because they have real material processing problems that need to be solved.
You are welcome to discuss questions such as:
If possible, bring information about your material, feed particle size, target fineness, batch volume, grinding method, and contamination requirements.
These details will help our team understand your application more quickly and discuss suitable grinding methods and equipment configurations.
Online catalogs and technical specifications provide important information, but exhibitions make it easier to understand equipment structure, configuration, operation, and practical suitability.
Different powders behave differently during grinding. Material hardness, feed particle size, moisture, contamination requirements, and target fineness can all influence equipment selection.
Face-to-face communication can help clarify these requirements more efficiently than selecting a machine based only on specifications.
Different planetary milling configurations may be suitable for different laboratory applications. At JASIS 2026, you can discuss which equipment and grinding configuration better match your project.
Laboratory powder processing requirements can vary significantly between materials and industries. Depending on the application, different grinding jars, grinding media, capacities, control methods, electrical specifications, and equipment configurations can be discussed.
TENCAN laboratory grinding equipment can support material preparation and powder processing across a wide range of applications.
Preparing several basic pieces of application information before visiting our booth can make your technical discussion much more efficient.
Material: What material do you need to process?
Feed Size: What is the approximate particle size before grinding?
Target Particle Size: What fineness do you want to achieve?
Batch Capacity: How much material will be processed per batch?
Grinding Method: Do you require dry or wet grinding?
Contamination Requirements: Is metal contamination acceptable?
Application: What will the processed powder be used for?
Based on this information, we can more efficiently discuss suitable equipment types, grinding jar materials, grinding media, and processing configurations.
Exhibition: JASIS 2026
Date: September 2–4, 2026
Time: 10:00–17:00
Venue: Makuhari Messe, Japan
TENCAN | BOOTH 7B-304
Please save our booth number before arriving at the exhibition. We look forward to meeting customers, distributors, researchers, laboratory professionals, and partners from Japan and around the world.
Changsha Tianchuang Powder Technology Co., Ltd. (TENCAN) specializes in laboratory and powder processing equipment for material research, sample preparation, and industrial applications.
Our equipment portfolio covers grinding, crushing, mixing, sieving, and related powder preparation processes, including planetary ball mills, roll ball mills, stirred ball mills, vibration mills, grinding jars, grinding media, and other laboratory equipment.
When discussing an application, we focus not only on the machine itself, but also on important processing factors such as material characteristics, target particle size, contamination control, batch capacity, and actual process requirements.
If you are developing a new material, improving an existing grinding process, selecting laboratory powder processing equipment, or looking for a suitable equipment supplier, we welcome you to meet us at JASIS 2026.
Bring your material information, particle size requirements, current process challenges, or equipment questions and discuss them directly with our team.
JASIS 2026
September 2–4, 2026
Makuhari Messe, Japan
We look forward to seeing you at JASIS 2026 in Japan.
