High-Speed Plastic Film Agglomerator
Convert thin plastic films, woven bags, foam scrap, and light flexible plastic waste into dense, free-flowing granules for easier feeding, storage, and reuse.
Key Advantages
Why processors use a film agglomerator before extrusion or direct reuse.
High-Speed Densification
Reduce the volume of fluffy film scrap quickly so the material is easier to transport, store, and meter into the next process.
Direct Conversion
Convert light scrap directly into irregular dense granules without a separate full melting stage.
Friction-Based Process
Mechanical friction creates controlled heat and semi-plasticizes the material with lower energy than a complete extrusion process.
Instant Cooling
Water injection at the right point cools the semi-plasticized mass quickly and forms stable non-sticky granules.
Working Principle
Four process stages inside one chamber.
Feeding and Cutting
Plastic waste enters the chamber and high-speed rotating blades shear it into smaller fragments immediately.
Frictional Heating
The cut fragments strike the chamber wall and rotor repeatedly. Friction generates heat and the material becomes semi-plasticized and tacky.
Water Quenching
Water is injected at the right moment to cool the hot mass quickly before it forms uncontrolled clumps.
Granulation and Discharge
The continuing blade action breaks the cooled mass into dense irregular granules, then the material discharges from the machine.
Applications
Typical materials for this densifying process.
Technical Parameters
| Model | Capacity (kg/h) | Power (kW) | Volume (L) | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ERM-AG-100 | 80-100 | 18.5 | 75 | 890 |
| ERM-AG-200 | 150-200 | 30 | 150 | 1130 |
| ERM-AG-300 | 250-300 | 55 | 225 | 1518 |
| ERM-AG-500 | 350-450 | 90 | 375 | 2500 |
| ERM-AG-800 | 500-600 | 110 | 675 | 3800 |
Machine Gallery
Main machine layout for film and woven bag agglomeration.
Internal chamber and blade area for high-speed cutting and frictional heating.
Dense agglomerated output for easier downstream extrusion or direct reuse.
FAQ
What is the difference between an agglomerator and a pelletizer?
Are the granules ready for direct reuse?
Can this machine handle wet materials?
Support & Warranty
1-Year Warranty
12-month coverage for defined core components such as the motor and gearbox, excluding wear parts.
Easy Installation
Machines are shipped highly assembled and supported with operation manuals and installation guidance.
Lifetime Support
Engineering support remains available for troubleshooting, operation guidance, and spare parts supply.
Streamline Your Recycling
The plastic film agglomerator is a direct and cost-effective way to reclaim value from film and light flexible plastic scrap. Contact us for technical details, model selection, and pricing.
