Founded in 1998, Fleetwood, Pennsylvania’s Custom Milling and Consulting designs and builds particle-size-reduction and dispersion equipment while also providing toll processing for liquid materials and slurries. Its full-service model grew from a small toll processor into a 70,000-square-foot operation with a pilot lab, allowing customers to test CMC equipment, refine formulations and scale production with the same team that understands the machinery. Since joining the ChromaScape family in 2021, CMC has continued serving customers with equipment integration, process engineering and ongoing technical support.
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Pulva CorporationFamily-owned Pulva Corporation has manufactured pulverizing and particle-size-reduction equipment in western Pennsylvania since 1938. The company also supports that equipment with replacement parts, rebuilds and toll-grinding services, including cryogenic processing through its in-house testing laboratory. Its broad parts inventory and repair capabilities are geared toward keeping customers’ production lines running with minimal downtime.VALENCIA, PA
Custom Particle ReductionCustom Particle Reduction is a company based in Plumsteadville, Pennsylvania that provides precision particle sizing, milling, and specialty powder processing for sensitive, high-spec materials, serving clients across critical industries with custom solutions.PLUMSTEADVILLE, PA
Schutte HammermillFounded in 1928 as Schutte Pulverizer Company, Buffalo-based Schutte Hammermill designs and manufactures industrial size-reduction equipment for processing operations worldwide. Its U.S.-made hammer mills and related systems are custom configured to the material and production goal, with complimentary testing available to demonstrate the right setup. The company also rebuilds mills and rotors at its Buffalo factory, extending the working life of equipment already in service.BUFFALO, NY
NETZSCH Grinding & DispersingNETZSCH Grinding & Dispersing develops wet- and dry-processing technology, making equipment and complete plants that grind, mix and disperse materials from laboratory scale through production. Its systems can process materials down to the nanometer range and handle products across a wide viscosity range. The business unit operates within the NETZSCH Group, a mechanical-engineering company with more than 150 years of history, and supports customers through worldwide sales, service and laboratory operations.EXTON, PA