EXHIBITION PREVIEW | K2019
Rigth: Plasmec says its Combimix-HC mixers are aimed at technical mixing applications in the field of PVC or WPC dry blend production
The company has also reworked and expanded
its Metro range of individual material loaders. The new Metro G (for granulate) model, for large material throughputs, is available in 60, 100 and 150 litre capacities. Metro R (for regrind) is de- signed for processing recyclate, and is available in the same three sizes, as is the Metro F (for process- ing flakes). As a non-free-flowing material, flakes are prone to bridge-building, so this model is equipped with an extra-large outlet flap. The Metro SG loaders offer an affordable range for standard applications, and are quick and easy to install. The Metrovac SG conveying station – with conveying control, blower and central dust filter – can supply up to eight material loaders and four purging valves. At the same time, the new Metronet SG provides the matching control, from which eight material loaders and one stand-by blower can be managed via a colour touchscreen display. �
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Plasmec, which specialises in plastic mixing machinery, is to show a range of its technologies at K2019. Combimix-HC mixers are aimed at technical mixing applications in the field of PVC or WPC dry blend production. Versions span from 200/800 to 2500/8500 litres capacity. A high output can be achieved thanks to the optimised design of the high-speed TRM mixer, and the high-efficiency HEC cooler type mixer. Plasmec will also show a TRR-1500/FV container
mixer, which complies with the Atex Directives. It is suitable for mixing additives with potential explo- sion risk and can be installed in classified areas. It is an alternative to conventional turbo-mixers for masterbatch, pigments and technical polymers when production conditions require a high degree of versatility and a wide range of different recipes to be mixed with the same ma- chine, says the company. �
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Right: ProTec will launch its new Somos RDF flexible modular
drying system at K2019
ProTec Polymer Processing will launch a new flexible modular drying system at K2019. The Somos RDF modular resin drying system, for
flexible stationary use without a central dry air generator, consists of autonomous units with their own Industry 4.0-capable controllers. Depending on requirements and desired throughput, the modules can be combined into a variable overall system with central visualisation and control. Components are available with capacities of 50-400 litres, with each individually controllable. When interconnected, they can be controlled using a common operator control unit. As standard, they offer drying temperatures of 60-140°C, while high-temperature variants for up to 180°C are also available. Each module has an integrated air generator, which rules out complete failure – as may occur with a centrally supplied drying system. Installation requires little space and effort as the modules are compact and do not require extensive supply and return air piping. The system also saves energy because only the components that are needed are operated. If requirements change, modules can be added or removed. The modules can store up to 200 formulations.
They have their own dry air generators and also provide several energy-saving systems: drying air volume is adapted to throughput, while regenera- tion cycles are controlled on the basis of the actual water content of the pellets, for instance. �
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Schwing Technologies – based just 30km from Dusseldorf – will showcase its new vacuum pyrolysis system. The company, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, says that the Vacuclean Compact can be used to clean a variety of small tools and machine parts, with a maximum load of 50kg. “This is precisely what many of our customers
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