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Simple Recycling Solution - POLYSTAR at Plastimagen 2019
Source: Kunststoffe
Date: 25/02/2019
In this year’s Plastimagen from April 2 to 5 in Mexico, Polystar Machinery Co., Ltd., Tainan, Taiwan, presents its latest development on the recycling pelletizing technology for various types of plastic waste, including packaging film of PE, PP (non-printed to heavily printed), laminated and multi-layered film scraps and film-on-roll (booth 1436).
From film producers to raffia producers, regrind recyclers, and professional (post-consumer) recyclers, the manufacturer offers according to his statement simple-to-use and one-step recycling solutions specifically designed for each industry and different requirements.
Different Models
Four models of one-step, user-friendly pelletizing solutions are designed especially for plastic producers and recyclers to increase efficiency and reduce cost via the simple but efficient recycling process:
- For bag/film and flexible packaging producers – compactor integration.
- For professional recyclers - two-stage recycling machine with enhanced degassing and filtration.
- For raffia and jumbo bags, raffia recyclers – single shaft shredder integration.
- Regrind recyclers - Hopper feeding – less energy consumption.
For producers and recyclers who are looking for a stable and efficient recycling process, our machine design provides the following benefits according to the company: simple operation, easy maintenance, automation on the pelletizing unit (automatic speed and pressure adjustment), and less machine downtime, less labor intervention.