Shown in this video is a 800 kg/hr plastic film pelletizer machine currently being commissioned in USA. This fully automated pelletizing line recycles plastic films into high-quality PP or PE plastic pellets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What capacity does this pelletizing line handle?
The line shown in the video is rated at 800 kg/hr of plastic film and is currently being commissioned in the USA. Actual throughput depends on film type, thickness, and incoming moisture level. Larger or smaller configurations are available, so share your target output with ASG to get the right line.
What materials can the line pelletize?
The line recycles plastic films into high-quality PP or PE plastic pellets. It is designed for washed film feedstock; the film should be reasonably clean and dry for stable pelletizing, consistent throughput, and good pellet quality, since contamination and excess moisture directly affect the finished pellets.
How does the pelletizing line integrate with a film washing line?
The pelletizing line typically follows washing and drying: clean, dry film feeds into the pelletizer, which melts, filters, and cuts it into pellets. For best results, feed film with low moisture content, since dry feedstock protects both pellet quality and line throughput.
Should I choose a single screw or twin screw pelletizer?
It depends on your material and quality targets: single screw machines suit clean, uniform film, while twin screw designs provide stronger mixing and devolatilization for contaminated or mixed feedstock. Discuss your film type and end-product requirements with ASG to choose correctly.
What power and installation requirements apply?
Pelletizing lines are among the highest power consumers in a recycling plant, driving the extruder, cutter, and auxiliaries; exact ratings depend on capacity and configuration. Plan for three-phase industrial power, a level floor, cooling water supply, and space for film infeed and pellet collection.
What maintenance does the pelletizing line require?
Regularly inspect and replace the melt filter screens, check the cutter blades for wear, and monitor the screw and barrel condition. Keep the cooling and water systems clean and verify that temperature controls stay calibrated. Stock spare screens, blades, and heater bands to minimize downtime.