A plastic scrap machine is a tool that may be thrown away when it’s no longer needed. You may choose our plastic scrap crusher with either a motor or a diesel engine. But the diesel engine can only run by itself. A full plastic pelletizing line has to have motor power.
Can I buy a plastic crushing machine that isn’t part of a whole production line?
Yes, we do sell single plastic crushers. But if your raw materials are plastic films, you need a fan to blow the light materials into the shredder for plastic films.
If you buy an entire plastic pellet production line for film pelletizing, you won’t need to buy a fan. This is because we will feed water into the plastic scrap machine when the plastic pellets are being made. This will make it easy for the water to transfer the light films to the machine.
What are the great things about the plastic scrap machine?
Every plastic shredder goes through a dynamic balancing test, in which skilled tools run the machine for 12 hours straight to check the bearings and blades to determine whether they meet the standards.
What parts of a plastic shredder cost what?
Specifications for the model: Different types and specifications of plastic scrap machines can handle different amounts of material and shred it in different ways, which is why the prices will be different.
Type of raw material: Most kinds of plastics are OK for plastic shredders, however certain special polymers may need custom blades and designs, which might affect the price.
More features: Plastic crushing machines frequently need extra equipment and parts, including knife grinders, storage, conveyors, and so on. These additional accessories and tools might make the overall cost of the scrap go up.
How to Pick the Right Plastic Crushers for Your Business Needs
The speed of the shredder depends on the kind of material. Plastic crushers may be put into groups according on how they are used:
Hammer Mills: Hammer mills employ hammers that spin around in a rotating drum to break apart or crush things.
People use granulators to recycle plastic that comes from making things. Granulators also feature parts that heat up and mold waste material into shapes that are easy to handle.
Chippers feature blades that spin quickly and break up material into chips and flakes.
Grinders: Grinders use abrasion and compression to make granular products, which smash materials.
Last thoughts
There are many types of industrial plastic scrap crusher machines that can shred plastic, depending on the size and kind of plastic trash that has to be treated. The internal parts of a plastic shredder may run in many directions, including sideways, up and down, or in a circle.