In the plastic recycling industry, plastic film waste poses a significant challenge due to its lightweight and bulky nature. Our plastic film pelletizing machine is specifically designed to efficiently convert waste plastic films into high-quality recycled pellets, providing a sustainable solution for plastic waste management.

How Does the Plastic Film Pelletizing Process Work?

In the video, you can see the entire process of transforming plastic film into reusable pellets. The workflow consists of the following key steps:

1, Feeding the Plastic Film

Unlike hard plastic recycling, plastic films require a specialized feeding system. Our granulator machine is equipped with claw-type feeders and screw feeders, ensuring a smooth and continuous feeding process. This design prevents material blockage and improves efficiency.

2, Melting and Extrusion

Once inside the plastic film pelletizing machine, the plastic film is heated and melted at a controlled temperature. The melted plastic is then extruded through a die, forming continuous plastic strands.

3, Cooling and Cutting

The extruded plastic strands are rapidly cooled in a water tank to solidify them. After cooling, they are fed into a pellet cutter, which cuts them into uniform-sized recycled plastic pellets.

Why Choose Our Plastic Film Pelletizing Machine?

• Efficient Film Feeding System – Designed for lightweight and flexible plastic film materials.
• Stable Melting & Extrusion – Ensures uniform pellet quality.
• High Automation & Output – Reduces manual labor while increasing production efficiency.

Who Can Benefit from Our Plastic Film Granulator?

• Plastic Recycling Plants – Process large amounts of waste PE and PP films into recycled pellets.
• Packaging Industry Enterprises – Recycle waste plastic films generated during production.
• Agricultural Film Recycling Companies – Specialize in recycling discarded mulch films, greenhouse films, etc.
• Woven Bag Recyclers – Recycle PP woven bags and jumbo bags for reuse.
• Plastic Pellet Traders – Convert waste plastic films into high-quality recycled pellets for resale.
• Blown Film or Injection Molding Factories – Recycle production scraps and edge trims to reduce raw material costs.