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  • REDUCTION ENGINEERING PULVERIZER 18836

    REDUCTION ENGINEERING PULVERIZER 18836

    • Manufacturer: Reduction Engineering

    One (1) used Reduction Engineering model 75 single mill Pulverizer. S/N 235. Driven by a 30 HP 230/460-VOLT 3530 RPM motor. Includes Eriez vibratory feed, cyclone with 6″ inlet, and 2.5 HP 36″ Midwestern model MR...

    Elk Grove Village, IL
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    2014 MPE Model 666 "F"

    2014 MPE Model 666 "F" Gran-U-Lizer 3-Hi 600 Series Granulator - LMC #51465

    • Manufacturer: Modern Process Equipment

    New - 2014 Job No. 10521 SPECIFICATIONS: Grinding Sections: Roll Gaps: EQUIPPED WITH: Semi-automatic control panel with "Digital Gap Indication" Eriez Type vibratory feeder w/304SS feed hopper, discharge chute, a...

    Lincolnshire, IL
  • CONAIR / WORTEX TF1624 GRANULATOR

    CONAIR / WORTEX TF1624 GRANULATOR 14783

    • Manufacturer: Conair

    Conair / Wortex model TF1624 granulator. S/N Q-6859. 16″ x 24″ feed throat, 3 knife slant cut open rotor, 2 bed knife, tangential cutting chamber. 30HP 230/460V motor, insulated tray feed hopper, insulated body p...

    Elk Grove Village, IL

Overview

Granulators and pelletizers are essential machines in the plastics and recycling industry. They are used to transform waste plastic and other materials into small, uniform granules or pellets that can be easily reprocessed or utilized in manufacturing new products. These machines help in reducing waste, improving material handling, and increasing the efficiency of recycling processes.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used granulator or pelletizer?

Consider the machine's age, condition, capacity, and the type of materials it can process. Check for maintenance records and look for signs of wear or damage.

How do I ensure the granulator or pelletizer is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a granulator or pelletizer?

Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing blades or cutting tools, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting the machine for any wear or damage. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.