Plastic Film Screw Press Squeezer & Densifier System

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A breakthrough in drying technologies for plastic film recycling, our screw-press squeezer and densifier is a low power consumption, high output system capable of reducing moisture content of washed plastic films to approximately 3 percent. In additional to plastic films, this system can also be used for drying washed non-woven bags.

WORKING PRINCIPLE

This is a fully automatic squeezing & densifying machine for film and non-woven bags. The system makes use of a screw press to squeeze the plastic throughly to remove a majority of moisture. To further the drying process, the plastic is heated and densified into small granules that can be used directly in plastic extruders and pelletizers.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

DimensionInlet SizeMain Motor PowerRotated SpeedCapacityDrainage MethodMaterial OutletHydraulic Station Motor
JG-5002350X900X1840mm90 kW42r/min500-600kg/hDrain At The BottomFree Falling1.5-2.2 kW
JG-10002350X900X1840mm160 kW42r/min700-800kg/hDrain At The BottomFree Falling1.5-2.2 kW
*CE certification available.
*Larger, more powerful models available based on your request.

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    Amstar Machinery

    Author: Amstar Machinery

    Amstar Machinery Co., Ltd designs and builds plastic recycling machinery in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu, China. Founded in 1986, with 100+ patents and CE and ISO 9001 certification, Amstar supplies shredders, granulators, washing lines, dryers, separators and pelletizers, and complete recycling lines, to customers in more than 50 countries, including installations in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia and Japan.