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  • PP 25 Pellet Press

    PP 25 Pellet Press

      Solid, high-quality pellets are an important precondition for reliable and meaningful XRF analysis. The PP 25 is a compact benchtop unit with particularly simple and safe operation. With a pressure force of 25 t ...

      Clifton, NJ
    • PP 35 Pellet Press

      PP 35 Pellet Press

        Solid, high-quality pellets are an important precondition for reliable and meaningful XRF analysis. With the PP 35, RETSCH offers a pellet press which produces strong pellets with a smooth surface. The PP 35 feat...

        Clifton, NJ
      • Pellet Press PP 40

        Pellet Press PP 40

          Solid, high-quality pellets are an important precondition for reliable and meaningful XRF analysis. With the PP 40, RETSCH offers a pellet press which produces strong pellets with a smooth surface. The PP 40 feat...

          Haan, Germany

        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.