The fluidized granulator is a granulation equipment primarily used for powder material mixing, granulation, drying, and "top-spray" coating operations in the pharmaceutical, food, chemical, and other industries. Utilizing powder granulation technology, the fluidized granulator suspends powder in a closed container and circulates it in a fluidized state through the action of hot airflow. Simultaneously, a mist-form binder is sprayed into the container to wet the powder, causing it to condense into loose small particles and form ideal, uniform, multi-microporous spherical particles. Its main features include safe operation, high automation, high granulation efficiency, wide application range, energy conservation and environmental protection, stable product quality, and convenient maintenance. The fluidized granulator is particularly widely used in the pharmaceutical industry, where it can be used to prepare various drug dosage forms such as tablets and capsules. By using the fluidized granulator, the preparation process of tablets and capsules can be more efficient, continuous, and stable. It can also improve the solubility and bioavailability of drugs, contributing to the enhancement of drug quality and efficacy. Furthermore, the uniform and stable granulation process of the fluidized granulator allows for more accurate drug dosing, which is of great significance for controlling drug quality and safety.