Agglomeration Machine

Agglomeration Machines are a cost efficient way of recycling thin walled polymers. Agglomeration machines are used for physically transform loose material into chips suitable to be fed the hopper of an extruder.
Agglomerator is a cylinder with two rotating blades and three fixed blades at the bottom, which create friction and heat. This process causes material to reach to the softening point. In this stage operator add some water to create a kind of shock. After water evaporates, material comes from pneumatic operated discharge door as chips.
Agglomerators can be used as material drier. Also it converts thin walled waste material such as bag clippings into reusable material.
Netplasmak manufactures agglomerators in various drum sizes. A minimum of 60 cm drum sized agglomerator can handle 100 kg/hour polyethylene. This is ideal for t-shirt bag making lines. T-shirt bag clippings can be agglomerated and added to virgin raw material. For large scale recycling plants, Netplasmak produces larger sized agglomeration machines. Agglomeration machines can process thin walled materials like polyethylene (HDPE and LDPE), polypropylene and polystyrene.