MACHINERY | PELLETISING SYSTEMS


Right: Wolfgang Strigl (left), Plant Manager, and Alexander Müller,


Managing Director at Inoplast Kunststoff, standing next to the company’s new ips-SGU 120/2 under- water strand pelletiser


ance, is suitable for continual production. Continu- ous movement of the drum – without an external power supply – prevents the amorphous PET pellets clumping and sticking together during the crystallisation process. Throughputs of up to 2,500 kg/h can be achieved in continuous operation. In processing, the amorphous PET pellets move from the ips-GT pellet dryer into the rotary drum


with the pellet temperature above the necessary crystallisation start temperature. Use of the PET pellets’ own thermal energy makes them crystallise, so external energy from infrared heaters, for example, is not necessary. Thanks to the special layout of the conveyor elements, the PET pellets are transported gently and separated at the same time. The optimum speed range prevents breakage, abrasion and damage to the product. The company says control of the rotary drum is done via the control panel of the ips-UWG S or a local control panel directly at the rotary drum. The rotary drum is driven by a 3-phase AC motor which has a continuously variable speed. The simple and sturdy structure offers very good access to the conveyor elements on the inside, so that the rotary drum can be cleaned and serviced quickly and easily, says the company.


CLICK ON THE LINKS FOR MORE INFORMATION: � www.maag.com � www.coperion.com � www.nordson.com � www.pelletizing.de


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