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This video walks through a 300–400 kg/h line built for waste polypropylene film. Watch how the light film is compacted before it is melted and filtered, then follow it to the water-ring cutter. The sequence shows where loose film becomes a steady feed and where the finished pellets take shape.
From lightweight PP film to water-ring pellets
The 300–400 kg/h line feeds waste PP film into a compactor, then extrudes and filters the melt. The water-ring system cuts the extrudate into pellets. Drying and collection follow the cutting stage. The sequence shows where each operation sits in relation to the others.
When comparing a pelletizer, note how it receives the film and where contaminants are removed from the melt. Share whether the material is clean production scrap or recovered film and describe what the next user expects from the pellets.
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