Recycling News

Recycling News

Recycling News


The two-stage PP PE pelletizing system is designed to handle film regrinds from a washing plant. It comprises two sets of single screw extruders to ensure the final product is of superior quality. Final products generated by this pelletizing system are in the form of pellets/granules and can be directly used in the production line for film blowing, pipe extrusion, plastic injection, etc.






This two-stage HDPE flakes pelletizing system consists of two sets of single screw extruders and integrates the function of feeding, plasticization, and pelletizing into a single step. The final product generated by this pelletizing machine are high-grade pellets/granules (see additional images below) that can be directly put into plastic injection machines or other applications.






Our twin-screw extruder is a high-velocity, co-rotating extruder perfect for your compounding requirements. Our robust extruders provide dependability in the most challenging tasks, such as the extrusion of plastics with high percentages of fillers, reinforcing fibers, or with heat-sensitive or shear-sensitive additives (such as flame retardants, glass fibers, etc.). You will find our twin-screw extruders to be highly advantageous in the production of rigid PVC and wood fiber blends.






Decoding the Crucial Tools in Recycling Operations





In the fast-paced world of recycling, where efficiency meets innovation, the spotlight often lands on two heavyweight champions: plastic granulators and plastic crushers. As the push for sustainability gains momentum, understanding the roles and differences of these devices is not just useful—it's essential. Let's break down what these machines do, why they're important, and how they differ.





Industrial shredders are heavy-duty machines used to process large quantities of materials, reducing them to smaller sizes for disposal or further processing. They are essential in waste management, recycling, and various manufacturing processes. Industrial shredders can handle a wide range of materials, including paper, plastics, metal, textiles, rubber, and electronic waste. They are used in industries such as waste management, recycling, automotive, and manufacturing. The basic principle of an industrial shredder involves cutting, shearing, tearing, or compressing materials. The core components of an industrial shredder include a feeding mechanism, shredding chamber, cutting mechanism, discharge area, and control system. Industrial shredders have various applications, including recycling, waste reduction, manufacturing, and data destruction. They offer benefits such as increased efficiency, reduced environmental impact, and enhanced security. Industrial shredders play a crucial role in managing and recycling waste materials while supporting environmental sustainability and data security.
Industrial shredders are crucial in the initial stages of plastic recycling. They perform essential functions such as reducing the size of plastic waste, facilitating efficient handling, and preparing materials for further processing steps like washing, separation, and granulation. By decreasing waste volume, shredders reduce transportation costs and storage space requirements, while improving the efficiency of recycling operations. Their adaptability and innovative features ensure optimal processing of diverse plastic materials, contributing significantly to environmental sustainability efforts.
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