Pulverizing Line
Overview
Pulverizing lines are industrial systems used to convert plastic materials into fine powder form. These lines are widely used for processing materials like PVC, PE, and PP for reuse in extrusion, rotational molding, and compounding applications.
Working Principle
Plastic material is fed into a high-speed pulverizer.
Grinding discs or blades reduce material into fine powder.
Air classification separates fine particles from coarse material.
Coarse particles are recirculated for further grinding.
Finished powder is collected and stored for reuse.
Types
PVC Pulverizing Line
PE Pulverizing Line
PP Pulverizing Line
Recycled Plastic Pulverizing Line
Automatic High-Speed Pulverizing Line
Applications
PVC pipe and profile manufacturing
Rotational molding applications
Reprocessing and compounding industries
Masterbatch and filler production
Plastic powder-based manufacturing processes
Technical Specifications
Production capacity: 100 – 800 kg/hr
Material: PVC, PE, PP, recycled plastics
Output size: 20 – 100 mesh powder
Power consumption: 40 – 200 kW
Control system: PLC / automatic control
Key Features
High-speed grinding with uniform particle size
Efficient air classification system
Minimal dust and contamination
Continuous and automated operation
Low maintenance and durable design
Certifications
ISO 9001 (Quality Management)
ISO 14001 (Environmental Management)
CE Certification
Plastic Processing Industry Standards
Benefits
Enables reuse of plastic materials in powder form
Supports efficient compounding and molding processes
Improves material handling and processing flexibility
Cost-effective recycling and processing solution
Consistent and scalable production output
Challenges
High energy consumption for fine grinding
Wear and tear of grinding components
Requires skilled operators for process control
Dust control and safety management
Overview
Pulverizing lines are industrial systems used to convert plastic materials into fine powder form. These lines are widely used for processing materials like PVC, PE, and PP for reuse in extrusion, rotational molding, and compounding applications.
Working Principle
Plastic material is fed into a high-speed pulverizer.
Grinding discs or blades reduce material into fine powder.
Air classification separates fine particles from coarse material.
Coarse particles are recirculated for further grinding.
Finished powder is collected and stored for reuse.
Types
PVC Pulverizing Line
PE Pulverizing Line
PP Pulverizing Line
Recycled Plastic Pulverizing Line
Automatic High-Speed Pulverizing Line
Applications
PVC pipe and profile manufacturing
Rotational molding applications
Reprocessing and compounding industries
Masterbatch and filler production
Plastic powder-based manufacturing processes
Technical Specifications
Production capacity: 100 – 800 kg/hr
Material: PVC, PE, PP, recycled plastics
Output size: 20 – 100 mesh powder
Power consumption: 40 – 200 kW
Control system: PLC / automatic control
Key Features
High-speed grinding with uniform particle size
Efficient air classification system
Minimal dust and contamination
Continuous and automated operation
Low maintenance and durable design
Certifications
ISO 9001 (Quality Management)
ISO 14001 (Environmental Management)
CE Certification
Plastic Processing Industry Standards
Benefits
Enables reuse of plastic materials in powder form
Supports efficient compounding and molding processes
Improves material handling and processing flexibility
Cost-effective recycling and processing solution
Consistent and scalable production output
Challenges
High energy consumption for fine grinding
Wear and tear of grinding components
Requires skilled operators for process control
Dust control and safety management
