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Controlled Lump Feeding
The hydraulic ram maintains contact between dense plastic waste and the rotor.
Plastic Melt Lump Shredder Trial Run
This trial run shows a single-shaft shredder processing dense plastic melt lumps, extruder purgings, and head waste. The test focuses on controlled feeding and drivetrain protection for compact scrap that creates higher shock loads than ordinary loose plastic.
A hydraulic ram pushes heavy lumps toward the rotor at a controlled rate. This reduces bounce-back and keeps the material engaged while high-torque shearing breaks it into manageable pieces.
Rotatable knives work against fixed knives, while PLC overload monitoring and automatic reverse protect the cutting chamber if material bridges or creates an excessive load.
The selected screen controls discharge size so the shredded material can move to a granulator, pelletizer, compounding line, or in-house reuse process.
What the Trial Run Shows
The test is centered on dense extrusion waste, steady hydraulic feeding, and protected size reduction.
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High-Torque Shearing
The shaft and knife system are checked under the shock loads created by purgings and head waste.
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Protected Discharge
Automatic reverse and screen control support stable output for the next recycling stage.
Review the Extruder Lump Shredder
See the hydraulic feeding, high-torque drive, rotatable knife, screen, and control options for dense purgings and extruder head waste.