1. The waste is crushed and granulated first, so it can take both film waste & some lump waste. ( unlike the shredding drum system which can only handle film waste. )

2. After granulating, the small flakes or chips are blown an kept in a large storage tank. Under this tank, there is a stirring motor to push the waste into the side screw feeder, and then transport into the extruder without requiring heater bands.

3. The waste is then fed into the extruder by an inverter controlled screw feeder, allowing a smooth flow of material, increasing the capacity of the main extruder.

4. Factory Staff can also granulate the waste in advance and store in the big silo before feeding the extruder, making staff more efficient, unlike the drum systems which require staff to feed the conveyor all the times.

5. There is an option of a masterbatch or solid chips top feeder. Allowing the client the facility to add some additives, masterbatch or solid chips , if required.

Centrifuge dewatering unit (option)

1. Allowing the pellets to dry completely. It is also compact, and space saving in comparison to the vibrating tank.

1. Has a 3 - 5 times larger filter area than slide type filters to save the labor time in changing filters, and the additional cost of the filter screens.
2. Continuous Non-stop operation, no need to shut down or slow down the speed of extruder.