Achieve cleaning and simple dewatering of crushed PET flakes with one machine!
The compact washing and dewatering plastic cleaning machine "Denden" can be attached as a unit to a dry crusher that does not have a washing function. It enables the washing and simple dewatering of PET flakes after crushing in one machine. The washing water is discharged through the equipped punching mesh. It features a design and simple structure that take maintenance into consideration. It is a space-saving and cost-effective machine tailored to customer needs. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Achieves cleaning and simple dewatering of PET flakes after crushing with a single machine ○ Can be installed as a unit on a dry crusher that does not have cleaning functions ○ Cleaning water is discharged from the equipped perforated mesh ○ Designed with maintenance in mind & simple structure ○ Space-saving and cost-effective machine tailored to customer needs ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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◆Features◆ ≪Washing and Crushing Capable≫ Washing and crushing (wet crushing) is a method where instead of washing the material after conventional crushing, water is added during the crushing process, allowing the material to be washed internally, resulting in effects greater than those of a washing machine. Our company, with over 30 years of experience in washing and crushing, confidently recommends this method. ◆We have developed, manufactured, and sold a model that can consistently handle washing, crushing, dewatering, and drying in accordance with the Container and Packaging Recycling Law◆
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