Meet TENCAN at JASIS 2026 in Japan – Booth 7B-304

September 2–4, 2026 | Makuhari Messe, Japan | Booth 7B-304

TENCAN is pleased to invite customers, distributors, researchers, and industry professionals to meet us at JASIS 2026, taking place from September 2 to 4, 2026 at Makuhari Messe in Japan.

At Booth 7B-304, visitors will have the opportunity to explore our laboratory grinding and powder processing equipment and discuss practical solutions for particle size reduction, material preparation, grinding, crushing, and laboratory-scale powder processing.

Whether you are working with ceramics, battery materials, electronic materials, chemicals, minerals, or other advanced materials, we welcome you to bring your application requirements and talk with the TENCAN team face to face.

Visit TENCAN at Booth 7B-304 and find the right powder processing solution for your application.

What Can You See at TENCAN Booth 7B-304?

At JASIS 2026, TENCAN will highlight selected equipment for laboratory grinding, crushing, and powder preparation.

Planetary Ball Mill

Designed for laboratory-scale fine grinding and material preparation, the planetary ball mill combines high-energy grinding with flexible jar and grinding media options.

It is widely applicable to research and development involving ceramics, battery materials, electronic materials, minerals, chemicals, and other functional materials.

For users concerned about particle size, grinding efficiency, material compatibility, or contamination, our team can help discuss suitable configurations according to the actual material and process requirements.

Stirred Ball Mill

The stirred ball mill provides another solution for fine grinding and powder processing where controlled grinding conditions and flexible processing parameters are required.

Visitors can discuss grinding requirements such as material characteristics, target particle size, processing capacity, and suitable grinding media directly with our team.

Ceramic Roll Ball Mill

For applications where contamination control is an important consideration, the ceramic roll ball mill provides a practical option for batch grinding and material preparation.

Different grinding jar materials can be selected according to the characteristics of the processed material, helping users find a more suitable balance between wear resistance, contamination control, and grinding performance.

Laboratory Jaw Crusher

Before fine grinding, many materials require primary size reduction.

The laboratory jaw crusher is suitable for crushing larger solid samples into smaller particle sizes before subsequent grinding, mixing, sieving, or laboratory analysis.

Together with ball milling equipment, it can form part of a more complete laboratory sample preparation workflow.

Have a Grinding or Powder Processing Challenge?

Choosing a laboratory mill is not simply about comparing motor power or machine capacity.

The right equipment depends on the material, initial particle size, target fineness, batch capacity, contamination requirements, grinding method, and downstream process.

If you are currently facing questions such as:

• How can I achieve a finer and more uniform particle size?
• Which type of ball mill is suitable for my material?
• Which grinding jar and media materials should I choose?
• How can I reduce metal contamination during grinding?
• Should I use dry grinding or wet grinding?
• What equipment should be used before fine grinding?
• How can I move from laboratory testing to a larger batch process?
• Can the equipment be customized for a specific application?

Bring these questions to Booth 7B-304.

Instead of simply selecting a machine from a catalog, you can discuss your material, target particle size, processing capacity, and application requirements with the TENCAN team.

Why Visit TENCAN at JASIS 2026?

Explore Equipment Up Close

A product specification sheet can provide technical data, but seeing the equipment directly makes it easier to understand its structure, size, operation, and suitability for your laboratory.

Discuss Your Actual Material

Different powders behave differently during grinding.

Tell us what material you are processing, its initial particle size, your desired fineness, batch size, and any contamination concerns. These details can help narrow down a more suitable equipment configuration.

Compare Different Grinding Solutions

Planetary milling, roll milling, stirred milling, and crushing serve different purposes.

At the exhibition, you can discuss which processing method better matches your application rather than choosing equipment based only on a model name.

Explore Customized Configurations

Powder processing requirements can vary significantly between laboratories and industries.

Depending on the application, configurations involving grinding jar materials, grinding media, capacity, speed control, electrical specifications, and other equipment options can be discussed.

Applications for Advanced Materials and Laboratory Research

TENCAN powder processing equipment can be used across a wide range of laboratory and material preparation applications.

Advanced Ceramics

Grinding and preparing ceramic powders often requires careful consideration of particle size, wear resistance, and contamination.

Our ball mill solutions can be configured with different grinding jar and media materials according to the application.

Battery and Energy Materials

Particle size and material purity can directly affect subsequent material processing.

Laboratory grinding equipment can support material development, formulation studies, sample preparation, and process research involving battery-related powders.

Electronic Materials

For electronic and functional materials, contamination control and repeatable sample preparation can be important considerations when selecting grinding equipment.

Universities and Research Laboratories

From small-batch sample preparation to material development and experimental grinding, laboratory users often require flexible equipment that can accommodate different materials and process conditions.

Minerals, Chemicals and Industrial Materials

Crushing, grinding, mixing, and particle size preparation are common steps in many laboratory workflows involving minerals, chemicals, pigments, and other industrial materials.

Tell Us Your Material — We’ll Discuss the Process

If you are planning to visit JASIS 2026, preparing a few basic application details in advance can make your discussion at the booth more useful.

You can tell us:

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 do you process per batch?

Grinding Method: Dry grinding or wet grinding?

Contamination Requirements: Is metal contamination acceptable?

Application: What will the powder be used for after processing?

With this information, our team can more efficiently discuss suitable grinding methods, equipment types, jar materials, grinding media, and possible configurations.

JASIS 2026 Exhibition Information

Exhibition: JASIS 2026 Date: September 2–4, 2026 Opening Hours: 10:00–17:00 Venue: Makuhari Messe, Chiba, Japan Booth: 7B-304

Find TENCAN at Booth 7B-304

Save our booth number before you arrive:

TENCAN | BOOTH 7B-304

We look forward to meeting existing customers, new partners, laboratory professionals, researchers, and powder processing specialists from Japan and around the world.

About TENCAN

Changsha Tianchuang Powder Technology Co., Ltd. (TENCAN) specializes in powder processing and laboratory equipment, with product solutions covering grinding, crushing, mixing, sieving, and related material preparation processes.

Our grinding equipment range includes planetary ball mills, roll ball mills, stirred ball mills, vibration mills, grinding jars, grinding media, and other laboratory powder processing solutions.

Rather than focusing only on the machine itself, we pay attention to the actual processing requirements behind each application — including material characteristics, target particle size, contamination control, capacity, and process conditions.

Meet TENCAN in Japan

If you are developing a new material, improving an existing grinding process, selecting laboratory powder processing equipment, or looking for a suitable supplier for your next project, we would be glad to meet you at JASIS 2026.

Bring your material information, particle size requirements, current process challenges, or equipment questions and talk with us at the exhibition.

JASIS 2026 September 2–4, 2026 Makuhari Messe, Japan

TENCAN – Booth 7B-304

We look forward to seeing you in Japan.