- Agglomerator is a cylinder with two rotating
blades at the bottom, just like a coffee grinder.
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- And, like a coffee grinder, it develops heat by
friction.
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- When it goes to plastic recycling, the matter is
not that easy because of the fact plastic is melting,
big motors are involved together with vibrations and
all these good stuff.
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- This machine belongs to the category of "it
is so easy I can make it myself" till everybody
found out it is not that easy and left it in a corner.
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- Actually this is the main reason of why densifiers
are not popular.
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- Everybody knows this machine and, at the same time everybody hates it.
- This machine is around since decades
and, during this time, a lot of different
devices were found to substitute this
damn dusty, noisy, hot, vibrating, high
energy consumption, you name it,
machine.
- On the other way, listen to this:
- Doesn't matter if your material
is dry, wet or dripping water,
densifier will deliver a dry, high bulk
density material in chips.
- If your material is out of different
MFI materials, densifier (agglomerator)
will mix them together ready for the
extrusion of steady characteristics
pellets.
- Also, size of scraps doesn't bother
this machine so you may save a lot on
grinding or shredding.
- In case of fibres recycling, PET,
PP, PE (not Nylon), you can get
very high production rates with a pretty
low kW per Kg energy consumption.
- So, whatever material you have,
it will be dry, homogeneous, with a
bulk density of more than 500 Kg/cubic
meter.
- In this conditions, if you blow
it to a mixing silo you'll deliver to
the extruder a steady characteristic,
steady MFI, viscosity etc., and throughput
of extruder will be something you can
count on 24/7.
- Still thinking this machine is too
old and useless ? We don't think
so
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- If you go to the second hand machinery section (at the bottom of the home page) you will find something.
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