Working principle
This odd shaped plastic granulator machine has an extended inlet set at a comfortable angle for operators toconveniently and safely insert long pieces of plastic for granulating. lt's robust, stepped clamping blade design insidethe cutting chamber allows this granulator to break and cut hard plastic material with high tenacity.
At the core of our extended plastic granulators is an open rotor attached with extremely sturdy 9CrSi blades in astepped array for maximum shearing strength and crushing eficiency. As the rotor spins between 480 to 650 rpm(depending on model),the rotor blades come in contact with stationary blades inside the cutting chamber resulting inthe extruded plastic being continuously qranulated until it is small enough to pass through a screen filter.
The removable flter screen has many holes between 8-10 mm at the bottom of the granulator. The flter is designed tobe easily disassembled and assembled for easy cleaning. Once the plastic is small enough, they will fall through thisscreen filter and extracted to the next recycling machine using a powerful blower motor.
Product Parameter
| Model | Rotor Blade Diameter | Qty of Rotary Blades | Rotating Speed | Qty of Static Blades | Screen Size | Capacity | Motor Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SP300 | ⌀300mm | 3 | 640rpm | 3 | ⌀12mm | 50-250kg/h | 18.5kw |
| SP320 | ⌀320mm | 3 | 650rpm | 2 | ⌀8mm | 250-250kg/h | 22kw |
| SP380 | ⌀380mm | 3 | 650rpm | 6 | ⌀8mm | 300-500kg/h | 27.5kw |
| SP400 | ⌀400mm | 5 | 500rpm | 2 | ⌀10mm | 350-450kg/h | 37kw |
| SP630 | ⌀630mm | 9 | 480rpm | 4 | ⌀10mm | 700-800kg/h | 44kw |
Quality Supervision
ASG GROUP has advanced special processing equipment, strong technicalcapability, and can make use of modern CAD/CAM/CNC technology to guaranteeto manufacture perfect products.
ASG success originates from the perfect appearance as well as delicateparticulars of its product.
After precise and strict inspection of each bolt ,each process and eachequipment, we deliver exquisite works to our customers.
