Sandalwood (Chandan) Powder Making Machine

What Sandalwood (Chandan) Is Used For

Sandalwood powder is used in religious and ceremonial applications (tilak, puja), as a base ingredient in agarbatti (incense) manufacturing, and in traditional cosmetic and skincare preparations. It's a lower-throughput, higher-value material compared to bulk food grains, and manufacturers typically prioritize consistent fineness and minimal wastage over raw speed.

Built for Consistent Fine Powder

Sandalwood powder doesn't need FSSAI food-grade certification the way an edible spice does, but Thanvi builds every Sandalwood configuration on the same food-grade Stainless Steel 304 contact surfaces used across its spice range, so the same machine can be reconfigured if your product line expands into food or cosmetic-grade output. Every configuration includes a Whizzer Air Classifier, which separates coarser particles and returns them for re-grinding, plus a cyclone dust-bag collection system that captures the valuable fine powder with minimal loss.

Real Capacity by Chamber Size

Thanvi's pulverizer is custom-built per material, capacity, and mesh fineness rather than sold as a fixed named model. Reference points from the actual Sandal Wood capacity chart across our chamber sizes:

The calculator on our impact pulverizer page matches your required Kg/Hr to the right chamber size automatically once you enter Sandal Wood as the material.

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