Sodium Saccharin Spray Dried Powder 100 Mesh

The 100-mesh spray-dried format of Sodium Saccharin, optimized for direct compression tableting and dry-blend tabletop sweetener formulations where particle uniformity and rapid dissolution matter.

White, free-flowing spray-dried powder. 100 percent passes 100 mesh, eliminating the need for pre-grinding in tablet and sachet manufacturing.

We supply food-grade and pharmaceutical-grade Sodium Saccharin Spray Dried Powder from manufacturers in China holding ISO, Halal, Kosher and other certifications relevant to the product and production.

Common market grades include Standard 100-mesh Spray-Dried (the dominant tableting and tabletop format), Pharmaceutical-Grade 100-mesh (USP/EP compliance), and pre-blended systems with bulking agents for direct-fill sachet production.

Bulk and reduced-MOQ shipments. Batch-level COA covering assay, mesh size, residual solvents, heavy metals, and microbiology.

This SKU is the spray-dried 100-mesh format of Sodium Saccharin, distinct from the standard granular and crystalline grades by particle morphology and uniformity rather than chemistry.

Spray-drying produces uniform near-spherical particles with consistent flow characteristics, eliminating the variability that crystalline grades introduce into high-speed tableting and sachet-filling lines. The 100-mesh sieve size is the industry standard for direct-compression pharmaceutical and tabletop sweetener manufacturing.

Regulated as E954 in the EU, classified as safe by the U.S. FDA, listed in USP and EP pharmacopoeias, and approved by JECFA with an Acceptable Daily Intake of 5 mg per kg body weight.

The molecule itself is identical to standard Sodium Saccharin: 300 to 500 times sweeter than sucrose, zero calories, not metabolized, and stable through baking, retort, and UHT processing.

Customers select this grade specifically for the spray-dried particle morphology. Specifications, regulatory profile, and general application use cases otherwise match the parent Sodium Saccharin product.

• Tabletop sweetener tablets and sachets requiring direct-compression manufacturing
• Pharmaceutical tablet formulations and chewable preparations
• Dry sweetener blends with cyclamate, aspartame, or sucralose for cost-optimized 1:1 sucrose replacement
• Toothpaste and oral-care dry mixes
• Effervescent tablet formulations where rapid dissolution at point-of-use matters
• Powdered drink mixes and instant beverage powders
• Pharmaceutical lozenges and chewable tablets
• Animal feed and pet-food palatant pre-mixes