What Is a Plastic Film Agglomerator?

A plastic film agglomerator densifies soft plastic waste—films, bags, tapes, and fibers—into extrusion-ready granules. Simple to operate and high-yielding, it is ideal for processing single-variety, high-volume PE and PP waste.

Key Applications

WANROOETECH agglomerators handle PE/PP films, woven sacks, foam, degradable plastics, and chemical fiber waste (polyester, acrylic, polypropylene silk). The low-temperature process is especially valuable for degradable films—protecting starch additives from carbonization that ruins extrusion recycling.

Main Features

All-in-one processing — crush, mix, and color in a single step

Compact design — small footprint for limited space

Adjustable blades — quick tool change with feeler-gauge calibration

Low energy, high output — 4–7 minute cycles, lower power than extrusion

Quality preservation — maintains original color and physical properties

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FAQ

Q1: What materials can an agglomerator process?

PE, PP, LDPE, HDPE, LLDPE films and bags, woven tapes, foam, degradable plastics, and chemical fiber waste.

Q2: Why choose agglomeration over extrusion?

Agglomerators run at 80–100°C versus 180–200°C for extrusion, preserving molecular structure, color, and properties while using less energy.

Q3: Can degradable plastic bags be recycled?

Yes. Low temperature prevents starch additive carbonization, making degradable film recycling feasible.

Q4: How long is one processing cycle?

4–7 minutes per batch.

Q5: What granule size does it produce?

Semi-plasticized granules form during agitation; size is controlled by stirring time and screening.