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EnglishHow to Explore Riera Nadeu Products and Request Custom Solutions
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Riera Nadeu publishes its full equipment range online, so you can start by browsing product categories for industrial centrifuges, spray and flash dryers, and jet milling systems, then move to a custom request if a standard unit does not match your process. The site also lists a customer area for existing clients. The path below covers what each section offers and where a standard product ends and customization begins.
Start with the product categories
The site organizes equipment into three main lines, each with its own overview page and a "View All Products" entry point.
| Category | What it covers | Best starting point if you need |
|---|---|---|
| Industrial Centrifuge Solutions | Solid-liquid separation, liquid-liquid separation, filter centrifuges, continuous centrifuge systems, special applications | Bulk separation on a continuous production line, or a filter centrifuge for a specific slurry |
| Spray Dryers & Flash Dryers | Spray dryers that turn liquids into consistent powders; flash dryers for high-moisture or bulk solids | A lab-scale spray dryer for trials, a large industrial spray dryer, or a fully automated flash dryer |
| Jet Milling & Powder Processing | RINA Jet Mill micronizers for ultra-fine powder with precise particle size control | Particle size reduction where the target distribution matters more than throughput alone |
Each category page links to "View All Products," which is the fastest way to see the full model range rather than reading the overview text.
Decide between a standard unit and a custom build
Riera Nadeu states that it offers both standard industrial machines and custom solutions, with customization named specifically for centrifuges. Use this as a rough filter:
- Standard unit — your separation, drying, or milling duty matches a common configuration and you mainly care about capacity and lead time.
- Custom solution — your process involves an unusual feed, a non-standard material of construction, a specific particle size target, or integration into an existing line.
The site does not publish a configuration tool or price list, so the practical route for either case is to describe your process and let the engineering team confirm fit.
Prepare a request that gets a useful answer
Because the equipment is engineered per process, a request with process data moves faster than a general inquiry. Have these ready:
- Application — pharmaceutical, fine chemical, food processing, or materials technology. The site names all four as served industries.
- Separation or drying duty — for centrifuges, whether you need solid-liquid or liquid-liquid separation; for dryers, whether your feed is a liquid (spray dryer) or a high-moisture bulk solid (flash dryer).
- Scale — batch or continuous, and laboratory versus full production scale.
- Target output — for jet milling, the particle size range you need to hit.
With those four points, the team can tell you whether a standard model applies or a custom centrifuge solution is required.
Access for existing customers
The site includes a Customer Area entry (linked as "CUSTOMER AREA" in the site navigation). This is a separate access path from the product pages and is intended for existing clients rather than new inquiries. The site does not describe what credentials are required, so if you are an existing customer without access details, that is a question to raise through your usual contact.
What the site does not tell you
Two things to plan around:
- No published pricing. The site shows no prices or payment options, so budget figures have to come from a direct quote.
- No self-service configurator. Customization is described as a request-and-advise process, not an online builder.
If your goal is simply to understand the range, the category pages plus "View All Products" are enough. If your goal is to buy or specify, the request route above is the one that produces a concrete answer.