Recycling with MAS
twin-compound-lines

The regran­u­la­tion of plas­tic frac­tions focus­es on the tar­get­ed mod­i­fi­ca­tion of prop­er­ties in order to opti­mize them for fur­ther pro­cess­ing and pro­duce high-qual­i­ty prod­ucts. In In con­trast to the re-com­pound line , the twin-com­pound line uses a sec­ond twin-screw extrud­er after the CDF melt fil­ter. Valu­able addi­tives of the high­est qual­i­ty can be added at sev­er­al levels—both before and after fil­tra­tion. This mul­ti-stage adjust­ment of the pel­lets enables opti­mized, tai­lor-made addi­tive appli­ca­tions. Sub­stances that are not com­pat­i­ble with one anoth­er can be added sep­a­rate­ly. Like­wise, very expen­sive addi­tives do not have to pass through the melt fil­tra­tion process and can there­fore opti­mal­ly devel­op their desired prop­er­ties. Fur­ther­more, fibers can be added even more gen­tly and sup­ple­ment­ed with high­ly spe­cial­ized sub­stances such as glass fibers, car­bon fibers, or glass beads. MAS twin-com­pound sys­tems are suit­able for a wide range of recy­cled mate­ri­als and com­pen­sate for vari­able inputs quick­ly and effi­cient­ly. Our experts will respond pre­cise­ly to your wish­es and require­ments in order to make your upcy­cling process­es as sim­ple, fast, pre­cise, and high-qual­i­ty as pos­si­ble. Com­pre­hen­sive test pro­ce­dures for your lines (whether planned or already in exis­tence) based on the infor­ma­tion and data you pro­vide ensure the high­est qual­i­ty regran­u­late.