Equipment video
Mulch Film Water-Ring Pelletizing Line
About this video
Agricultural mulch film is essential for crop production, but burning used film or leaving it in the soil pollutes the land and affects the next crop. Pelletizing turns the used film back into a reusable raw material.
This video shows a water-ring pelletizing line for mulch film. After pelletizing, the film becomes plastic pellets that can be used to make new plastic products, for example by blow molding.
Key points
- Recycles used agricultural mulch film
- Water-ring pelletizing of the melt
- Pellets reused for new plastic products
- Reduces land pollution from waste film
What the video shows
- Washed agricultural mulch film is fed to the extruder.
- The melt is cut into pellets at the die face with a water ring.
- Pellets are cooled, dewatered and collected.
Typical configuration
- Feed
- PE / PP film, including mulch film
- Cutting
- Water ring
- Stages
- Single or double
- Output
- Recycled pellets for new plastic products
Questions buyers ask
Why recycle agricultural mulch film?
Burning old mulch film or leaving it in the soil pollutes the land and affects the next crop. Pelletizing turns it into raw material for new plastic products.
What is water-ring pelletizing?
Knives cut the melt at the die face and a ring of water cools and carries the pellets away. It is compact and widely used for PE and PP film.
