Proc-X designs and builds milling, mixing, extrusion, homogenization and bulk material handling equipment in-house — from stand-alone machines to fully integrated, containerized production lines. No vendor fragmentation. No split warranties.
Most process lines are stitched together from equipment made by different vendors — and when something fails, everyone points at someone else. Proc-X manufactures every brand in its group internally, so your entire line shares one design philosophy, one controls architecture and one warranty.
We manufacture what we design — accountability is built into every drawing, weld and control panel. No third-party black boxes.
Every system passes Factory Acceptance Testing — witnessed in person or remotely — before it leaves our floor.
OEM spares, retrofits, capacity expansions and preventative maintenance — when production evolves, we evolve the equipment with it.
Specify a single machine or an entire integrated system — every unit shares the same engineering standard, so they connect without compatibility surprises.
Hygienic milling, blending and handling systems designed for sanitary standards, easy cleaning and lot-to-lot consistency in powders, flavors and supplements.
Mixing, homogenization and extrusion for emulsions, pastes and high-viscosity formulations — repeatable texture and stability at production scale.
Containment-conscious equipment with the documentation regulated manufacturing demands — FAT protocols, material certs and validation support.
ATEX and NFPA compliant designs, abrasion- and corrosion-resistant materials of construction, and explosion-protection engineering for hazardous processes.
Precise particle size reduction, mixing and handling for electrode and advanced energy materials, where PSD control and contamination-free processing are critical.
Engineered systems for specialty programs with stringent safety, traceability and qualification requirements — built and tested to specification.
Hygienic milling, blending and handling systems designed for sanitary standards, easy cleaning and lot-to-lot consistency in powders, flavors and supplements.
Mixing, homogenization and extrusion for emulsions, pastes and high-viscosity formulations — repeatable texture and stability at production scale.
Containment-conscious equipment with the documentation regulated manufacturing demands — FAT protocols, material certs and validation support.
ATEX and NFPA compliant designs, abrasion- and corrosion-resistant materials of construction, and explosion-protection engineering for hazardous processes.
Precise particle size reduction, mixing and handling for electrode and advanced energy materials, where PSD control and contamination-free processing are critical.
Engineered systems for specialty programs with stringent safety, traceability and qualification requirements — built and tested to specification.
3D CAD modeling, finite load and stress validation, thermal calculations, mixing and particle size modeling, drive verification and structural analysis. We manufacture what we design.
Precision machining, vessel rolling and welding, gearbox integration, rotor balancing, PLC panel fabrication and complete mechanical assembly — equipment departs fully assembled, inspected and validated.
Mechanical integrity, performance under load, vacuum/pressure verification, mixing efficiency, particle size achievement and control system functionality — witnessed in person or remotely before shipment.
Installation supervision, commissioning assistance, operator training, control system calibration and performance validation — the machine performs in the field the way it performed in the factory.
OEM spare parts, performance upgrades, retrofit modernization, capacity expansion and preventative maintenance guidance. When production evolves, we evolve the equipment with it.
Send your material, throughput and compliance requirements — an engineer (not a call center) will respond with next steps.
Prefer a working session? Ask about witnessing a Factory Acceptance Test — in person or remotely.
Send your material, throughput and compliance requirements — an engineer (not a call center) will respond with next steps.