Granule Extruder Pelletizing Line

Which should be the characteristics of any extruder for pelletizing of plastics ?

- High production rate

- Low energy consumption

- Easy maintenance

- No downtime

And because most of everybody reading this does handle plastics coming from scraps:

- Good mixing

- Low degrading and oxidation

- Pelletize flakes with high moisture content

Yes, you may say, and what about price ?

We'll be talking about this as well.

 

Extruder is normally the very last machine after some pre-treatment system that can be a washing line, a separation line, a combination of both, a densifier, pellet mill or whatever else so, if what's going into the extruder is not very good, do not expect miracles just because they are not going to happen.

But some "little" mistakes can be corrected.

If you material has a little percent of some other plastic, for example, chances to get a good pellet are normally from good to excellent.

If your flakes still have 5% moisture content (and this is, as you know, a lot) we can show you pellets will be without any bubble and perfectly solid.

Production rate ?

What about 800 Kg/hour from a 130 mm. double vented extruder or 1300 Kg/hour from a 160 mm. ?

If see is to believe, you are invited to come over and we'll show it to you.

Any time.

We were talking about prices before, didn't we ?

If you are one of the many reading the last page of the offer first, forget about this, but if you run the numbers correctly, you divide all the costs by the production you get and then we can compare prices with any competition.