Rotary Steel-Belt Melt Condensation Granulator

Rotary Steel-Belt Melt Condensation Granulator designed and manufactured for the Rotary Steel-Belt Melt Condensation Granulator continuously converts molten thermoplastic and heat-sensitive materials into granules, strips or flakes on a water-cooled stainless-steel belt.

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Melt Cooling and Solidification Granulator

Rotary Steel-Belt Melt Condensation Granulator

The Rotary Steel-Belt Melt Condensation Granulator continuously converts molten thermoplastic and heat-sensitive materials into granules, strips or flakes on a water-cooled stainless-steel belt. Designed and manufactured for waxes, resins and bitumen and industrial chemicals. Review the working principle, performance features and available configuration details below when specifying your industrial project.

  • Continuously converts molten feed into solidified products on an indirectly cooled stainless-steel belt.
  • Intermittent dripping, continuous strip extrusion and full-width overflow support hemispherical granules, strips and flakes.
  • Four models provide 600–1500 mm belt widths and published capacities from 100 to 1,200 kg/h.
Belt width
600–1500 mm
Capacity
100–1,200 kg/h
Product forms
Granules / strips / flakes

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Technical specifications

Listed values apply to the identified configuration. Confirm material conditions, utilities and optional equipment before selection.

Technical specifications
Belt width (mm)Production capacity (kg/h)Belt / distributor drive power (kW)Overall length (m)Reference weight (kg)
600100–4001.5 / 2.218.21,500–3,000
1000200–8005.5 / 2.218.22,700–6,000
1200300–10005.5 / 2.218.23,000–7,000
1500500–12005.5 / 2.218.24,000–9,000

Production capacity depends on the actual material properties. Product particle size is engineered to the customer’s requirements. Final specifications are subject to process testing and engineering confirmation.