Material fit
LDPE film, agricultural film, shopping bags, woven bags, jumbo bags and mixed flexible packaging.
Film wraps around shafts and floats instead of sinking. This line is built around gentle conveying, wet size reduction, intensive washing and squeezing rather than a rigid-plastic route.
Film, bags and woven sacks behave differently from rigid scrap at every stage — feeding, size reduction, washing and dewatering all need a different machine configuration.
LDPE film, agricultural film, shopping bags, woven bags, jumbo bags and mixed flexible packaging.
Soil, sand, organic residue, paper labels and printing ink on film surfaces.
Squeezed film with surface water removed, ready for thermal drying or densifying.
Published washing-line series values. Film lines are usually sized by wet throughput, which is lower than the dry figure for the same model.
| Model | Capacity (kg/h) | Water use (t/h) | Total power (kW) | Outlet moisture | Typical feed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WL-500 | 500-800 | 3-5 | 80-120 | ≤2% | Small film and bag volumes |
| WL-1000 | 1,000-1,500 | 5-8 | 120-180 | ≤2% | Woven bags, shopping film |
| WL-2000 | 2,000-3,000 | 8-12 | 180-250 | ≤2% | Agricultural and stretch film |
| WL-5000 | 3,000-5,000 | 12-20 | 250-300 | ≤2% | Large film recovery plants |
Film throughput depends strongly on bulk density and contamination; the wet capacity for film is confirmed in a material trial and is [To be confirmed] per project.
Anti-wrapping handling at the front end is what separates a working film line from a blocked one.
Bales are loosened without tearing the film into unfeedable tangles.
Controlled conveying prevents film from wrapping on shafts.
Cutting in water keeps the film moving and starts soil removal.
Friction washing lifts soil and organic residue from the film surface.
Mechanical squeezing removes the bulk of the water.
Residual moisture is driven off before densifying or granulation.
Squeezing and drying are chosen for film, not scaled down from a rigid-plastic line.
Film wraps around crusher rotors and floats instead of sinking, so feeding, size reduction and dewatering all need dedicated equipment.
By wet throughput. Because bulk density is low, the same model handles fewer kilograms of film per hour than of rigid scrap.
Yes, with a heavier pre-wash and soil-removal stage. The configuration depends on the soil load in your material.
The published outlet moisture for the series is 2% or lower after drying; the figure before drying depends on the squeezing stage.