Aglomerator Machine

Agglomerator

Agglomerators also called Densifiers, are doing nothing but to physically transform a light, fluffy material in something heavy enough to feed the hopper of the extruder or any other machine. It is a cylinder where two blades are spinning at the bottom creating friction and thus increasing temperature till material reach the softening point (not the melting point); operator then adds some water to cool the batch down and, after water evaporates, from discharge door material comes out in chips, like very little pop-corn.

Densifier don't care at all about the fact material is dry, wet or dripping water because before going to softening point it has to dry it first and then temperature will raise over 100A C and agglomerate it.

Densifier also doesna t care if you put into a mixture of material, the same material with different MFI or melting point, it will do its job.

Chips can be therefore mixed into a silo, so pellets can be a steady quality as far as lab characteristics.

Densifier accepts scraps in any form, meaning film, ropes, nets, filaments, non woven and, you name it; result will be the same for everything, size of scraps don't matter much as long operator is safe handling it.

Maintenance as well is little to nothing because to replace blades takes 10 minutes for everybody.