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Dobersberger, managing director of Pure Loop. Disposing of scrap parts and sprues is associated with extra work and higher cost, so feeding them back to the production process offers economic benefits for injection moulders. The system, which is equipped with a melt filter, also copes with challenging materials of different sizes and shapes. The use of carbide knives, a protected rotor, special treatment of the screw flights and other measures increase wear resistance. As a result, composite materials or glass fibres can also be pro- cessed.
During production of
glass fibre-reinforced fabric, scrap is produced from the non-crimp fabric or residual spools. The 100% glass fibres were fed into the recycling process without pre-shredding and com- pounded with polypropyl- ene or other polymers. “In tests, the recycled pellets produced showed higher mechanical proper- ties than the virgin material from well-known manufac- turers,” said Dobersberger. �
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Getecha will present several central granulators at Fakuma as solutions for the continuous throughput of medium to large volumes of plastic waste.
Designed for comminu- tion capacities of up to 1,000 kg/h, the RS 45090 hopper granulator can grind both missing parts and plates and pipes. For this purpose, it has several bypass hoppers as well as a 45kW motor that drives five
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rows of mounted rotor blades (rotor diameter 450mm) against two stationary blades. The screen hole diameter is 8mm as standard but can be adapted to different material properties. The front feed hopper of the RS 45090 can be fed manually or is equipped by Getecha with a belt con- veyor as part of the process automation. For ergonomic
Above: Pure Loop’s pelletising system recovers scrap from various plastics and processes them into recycled pellets
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