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This Canadian line is designed to wash up to 1,200 kg/h of agricultural PP and PE film. The video follows the material through two flotation tanks, with centrifugal dewatering between them and squeezing at the end. Watch where heavier dirt is separated and where the washed film becomes compact enough for downstream handling.
How the two flotation stages handle farm film
The Canadian line uses an initial flotation tank to separate heavy debris from floating film. A centrifugal dryer removes water before a screw conveyor moves the material to the second tank. After the second wash, the line squeezes and densifies the film for downstream use.
For an agricultural film project, bring a sample that reflects the soil and grit found in regular deliveries. Ask which contaminants are expected to leave in the first tank and what the second wash should achieve. That is more informative than comparing throughput alone.
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