EPS Pelletizing Line

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Specifications

Model	Power (kW)	Output Capacity (kg/h)
200	18.5	100-150
245	22	150-200
273	30	200-300
300	37	300-400
350	45	400-500

Main Steps in Producing Recycled EPS Pellets

• Crushing / Size Reduction: Waste EPS is fed into a foam crusher. The rotating screws break the material down into smaller pieces for easier processing.
• Melting and Extrusion: The crushed EPS moves into the pelletizing unit and is gradually melted. The melt then passes through the auxiliary die as continuous strands and flows into the cooling water tank.
• Cooling and Pellet Formation: In the cooling tank, the strands solidify and take shape. They are then fed into the pellet cutter, where they are cut into evenly sized recycled EPS pellets.

Features

• A larger-diameter screw and barrel allow faster feeding and higher production capacity.
• The system uses a continuous screen-changing die head, so production can keep running without stopping the line while filters are replaced.
• A geared reducer helps lower energy consumption, keeps operation stable, and extends service life.
• Automatic temperature control keeps heating precise and material feeding even, making operation easier and more consistent.
• A high-precision filter effectively removes impurities. A self-cleaning filter can be added as an option to further improve pellet purity and quality.

In EPS foam recycling for packaging plants, what are the main steps to make pellets?

After crushing, the EPS foam is melted through extrusion. The material is then cooled and shaped before being cut into evenly sized recycled EPS pellets.

Can EPS pelletizing machine also be used for pelletizing EPE foam?

EPS and EPE require different processing systems. This pelletizing line is designed specifically for EPS foam. However, we can also provide dedicated pelletizing solutions for EPE foam if needed.