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23-25 April 2024 Congress Park Hanau near Frankfurt/Main In 2017, NETZSCH organized the Dispersion Days symposium for the first time with its partners Malvern Panalytical, the iPAT in Braunschweig and the company Evonik. The event, which drew a large international audience, - as well as the second run in 2019 – was held on the premises of NETZSCH in Selb. Dispersion Days is now FUTURE DAYS Why the name change? Many participants expressed the wish that the symposium not be limited to topics like pigmented paints, coatings and inks. Rather, the desire was to open it up to future-oriented diversity on topics from the world of formulation and process development, the analysis of product, material and quality parameters or developments in the field of mixing, comminution or dispersing technology for numerous sales markets. In the relaunch, the Future Days, we would therefore like to discuss energy storage systems and energy generation, digital solutions for process optimization, trends from the food and pharmaceutical industries, innovation eco-systems or even megatrends, taking into account raw material and energy shortages. In addition, we will also be keeping with our previous focus on paints, coatings and inks. New Location: Congress Park, Hanau near Frankfurt/Main We are very excited to plan a completely reimagined event, which will take place as FUTURE DAYS for the first time from 23-25 April 2024 in Hanau near Frankfurt am Main at the Congress Park (CPH). The CPH has many advantages: Centrally located in Germany, in the middle of Hesse and ideally connected to the A 3, A 45 and A 66 freeways and only a short distance from the international airport in Frankfurt Rhein-Main. Exhibition spaces Along with the symposium, we will be making a limited number of exhibition spaces available. You are welcome to submit presentations, which we will compile into an interesting presentation program. In a relaxed atmosphere, we will have plenty of room for exciting discussions, professional development and for making new contacts or deepening existing ones.

Increase product capacity, save energy, shorten production time and ensure reproducibility - all this is possible with the new ProPhi pre-grinding unit from NETZSCH. This new technology improves your dispersion process so that all subsequent production steps benefit. With the ProPhi you will reduce your premixing process time by up to 50% and your cleaning effort for large batches. In addition, you can process sedimentation-prone materials and fluctuating raw material qualities without jeopardizing your process reliability. Focus on Your Advantages * High product quality: for stable rheological product properties (no sedimentation after pre-dispersion) * High process reliability, even with fluctuating raw material qualities * Sustainable production * Reduction in energy consumption by up to 30% * Minimal cleaning effort for large batches * Reduction in investment costs and spare parts through the use of highly resistant materials * Smaller grinding beads can be used for fine grinding - conditional energy savings * High productivity: reduction of the premixing process time by up to 50% Challenges the NETZSCH ProPhi

NETZSCH LabPilot is particularly suitable for product development, for flexible use in the laboratory and for production of smaller sample quantities. Brief description NETZSCH LabPilot is particularly suitable for flexible use in the laboratory and for production of smaller sample quantities. The compact system consists of an operating module with dosing, cyclone, filter, blower and electrical control as well as two positions for fine grinding and classifying, which allow the operation of different machine types. If required, the CFS 5 HD-S high-performance fine classifier can be installed at the second position after the mill to ensure even greater fineness. In addition, it is possible to operate both machine modules alternately – giving the operator even more flexibility. --- Grinding and classifying are important process steps in the industrial production of various products concerning the food and luxury food sector as well as in chemical, pharmaceutical and general bulk materials industries. This applies not only on a production scale, but also on a laboratory scale, for the development of new products

NETZSCH SpheRho® lab mill: highest fineness and an optimum degree of efficiency. For the development of new products, process optimization and sample production. Fine mills and ultra-fine classifiers made by NETZSCH are synonymous with highest fineness and an optimum degree of efficiency. With corresponding laboratory machines, the proven technology can also be used to produce small quantities of product on a laboratory scale. Today, in many industries well-appointed laboratories are a must for the development of new products, for process optimization as well as for the production of small samples. The NETZSCH SpheRho® 1 is the laboratory version of the SpheRho® Dry Agitator Bead Mill. Compared to conventional ball mills, with this mill type it is possible to obtain extremely fine products combined with very high throughput capacities at low specific energy consumption levels thanks to its operating mode and stress characteristics. With the laboratory version of the dry agitator bead mill, initial trials for the development of new products can be carried out from a minimum volume of 0.5 l. A subsequent scale-up of the

NETZSCH High-Density Bed Jet Mill ConJet: the combination of a spiral jet mill with an integrated classifier wheel makes it possible to manufacture products reproducibly and with a steep particle size distribution. The ConJet high-density bed jet mill as a combination of a spiral jet mill with an integrated classifier wheel makes it possible to manufacture products reproducibly and with a steep particle size distribution. The adjustment of the fineness of grind is independent of the product load and is only done via the speed setting of the classifier wheel. As a result, the mill can be operated much more economically and efficiently with higher product loading. Another advantage compared to a conventional jet mill is that no minimum amount of product is required to carry out the grinding process. This means completely ground batches under the same conditions and maximum product yields, as only little residual material remains in the mill after a run. Compact design The compact design ensures very good accessibility for easy and fast cleaning during product changes. Residue-free grinding and low buildup of product inside the machine make the ConJet the ideal mill also for processing

NETZSCH High-Density Bed Jet Mill ConJet: the combination of a spiral jet mill with an integrated classifier wheel makes it possible to manufacture products reproducibly and with a steep particle size distribution. The ConJet® high-density bed jet mill as a combination of a spiral jet mill with an integrated classifier wheel makes it possible to manufacture products reproducibly and with a steep particle size distribution. The adjustment of the fineness of grind is independent of the product load and is only done via the speed setting of the classifier wheel. As a result, the mill can be operated much more economically and efficiently with higher product loading. Another advantage compared to a conventional jet mill is that no minimum amount of product is required to carry out the grinding process. This means completely ground batches under the same conditions and maximum product yields, as only little residual material remains in the mill after a run. Compact design The compact design ensures very good accessibility for easy and fast cleaning during product changes. Residue-free grinding and low buildup of product inside the machine make the ConJet® the ideal mill also

NETZSCH Grinding & Dispersing to launch digital application months starting in September The production steps of size reduction, fine grinding and classification are crucial to the success of many manufacturing processes. For the mechanical treatment of raw, auxiliary and finished materials in a wide variety of industries, the NETZSCH Business Unit "Grinding & Dispersing" offers efficient solutions with state-of-the-art machines and production systems. With a variety of innovations and further developments, we also support you in optimizing or redesigning your production. Starting in September, we will present these new developments from the various focus areas to you in a webinar series in the form of digital application months. Each webinar will last about 30 minutes, after which the presenters will be available to answer your questions. The first focus topic of the webinar series is Paints & Coatings. The focus in the following months will then be on topics such as: Pharma & Cosmetics, Battery Applications, Food & Confectionery Applications, Minerals