A side feeder that dramatically changes plastic recycling!
With the introduction of MEGAfeed, it has become possible to recycle fiber and film grinding products with extremely low bulk density, as well as flake recycling materials, in a more economical manner. By using "ZS-B MEGAfeed," it is now possible to handle plastics with a bulk density of approximately 0.03g/cm3, which were previously limited in extrusion volume and considered difficult to recycle. Experience efficient and economical recycling with the combination of this product and Coperion's "ZSK twin-screw extruder." 【Features】 ■ Significant increase in processing volume for fibers, films, and flakes, with great economic benefits ■ Compatible with raw materials that have low bulk density, around 0.03g/cm3 (testing is required) ■ If you are already using Coperion side feeders, they can be replaced (depending on the extruder size) ■ Testing can be conducted at Coperion in Germany *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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Coperion K.K. (Headquarters: Germany, Coperion GmbH) is a comprehensive manufacturer that handles everything from the sales and service of co-rotating twin-screw extruders to turnkey plants, as a pioneer in the field of co-rotating twin-screw extruders. We deal with plastics, food, and batteries, reflecting over 65 years of rich know-how and experience in our products to support our customers. Sales record of co-rotating twin-screw extruders: approximately over 15,000 units worldwide Plastic air transport systems: 10,000 sets Additionally, it has become possible to conduct tests for twin-screw extruders, which have been difficult to address domestically in Japan, at our domestic partner (DJK Corporation). If you wish to request a test, please contact us through the "Contact Form."
