What is a Plastic Agglomerator? A Plastic Agglomerator (also called a densifier) is a machine used to convert lightweight plastic films into dense, semi-granular material. 👉 It is especially useful for: LDPE / HDPE films Plastic carry bags Stretch films & woven sacks How It Works Plastic film waste is fed into the chamber High-speed rotating blades create frictional heat Material softens and shrinks (without fully melting) Water is added for cooling Output forms dense granules (agglomerates) 👉 This material is easier to handle and feed into an extruder machine. Types of Agglomerators 1. Standard Agglomerator Basic densification process Suitable for small to medium recycling units 2. High-Speed Agglomerator Faster processing Higher output capacity Better uniformity 3. Automatic Agglomerator Advanced control system Consistent output quality Reduced manual intervention Technical Specifications (Typical) Feature Range Capacity 50 kg/hr – 300 kg/hr Motor Power 10 HP – 40 HP Blade Type Alloy Steel / HSS Chamber Material MS / SS Operation Semi / Fully Automatic Applications Plastic recycling plants Film recycling industries Packaging waste processing Carry bag recycling units
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