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|Rotor & Knife Type: Solid/Staggered Cut
|'''Rotor & Knife Type:''' Solid/Staggered Cut
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|Screen size: 5mm
|'''Screen size:''' 5mm
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|Cutting Chamber: 6.3"x8.3"
|'''Cutting Chamber:''' 6.3"x8.3"
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|Bed Knives: 2
|'''Bed Knives:''' 2
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|Rotating Blades: 9
|'''Rotating Blades:''' 9
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|'''Thru-put:''' 76 lbs/hr
Thru-put: 76 lbs/hr
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Revision as of 15:08, 15 July 2021

Shini SG-16N Granulator
Rotor & Knife Type: Solid/Staggered Cut
Screen size: 5mm
Cutting Chamber: 6.3"x8.3"
Bed Knives: 2
Rotating Blades: 9
Thru-put: 76 lbs/hr

Plastic Granulators and Filament Extruders allow polymers to be recycled for future use in FDM 3-d printers.

Granulators

A plastics granulator shears and smashes scrap plastic. Heavy knives are bolted to a rotor turn at high speed, close to a fixed anvil. Plastic offcuts from pressed products are loaded into a small granulator beside the press. Granules pass through a screen which limits their maximum size. Granules that fall through the screen are collected for moulding.

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