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Walk through a Baton Rouge recycling line rated at 3,000 lb/h for PP and PE film and turf. Follow the material from screw feeding and flotation to centrifugal and hot-air drying. The clip shows how the line separates heavier debris and removes water before the clean material leaves the process.
From float separation to hot-air drying
The Baton Rouge walkthrough follows a 3,000 lb/h line for PP and PE film and turf. A screw conveyor feeds the material toward a flotation tank where heavier debris settles. Centrifugal dewatering follows, then hot air removes additional surface moisture. The tank also provides a route for settled residues to leave the process.
When planning a similar line, look at how the plant will handle separated debris and wastewater as well as clean output. Turf and film jobs can have different incoming contamination, which affects how the separation stages are configured.
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