Background
In the vast field of plastics processing, plastic grinding mills play a vital role. They efficiently grind raw plastics—such as PE, PP, PA, ABS, and PVC—into fine powders tailored to meet diverse application requirements.
| Application Field |
Particle Size Requirement |
Technical Edge of Grinder |
Quality Impact on Final Product |
| Masterbatch Production |
20-30 Mesh |
Precise particle size distribution control ensures uniform pigment dispersion in carrier resin and prevents agglomeration. |
Enhanced color consistency, elimination of streaks/spots, reduced production costs from over-fineness, and guaranteed color stability in plastic products. |
| Rotomolding |
30-40 Mesh |
Optimized powder flowability and bulk density minimize dust generation during processing. |
Uniform mold coverage, consistent wall thickness, smooth surfaces, reduced material waste, and improved production efficiency & environmental compliance. |
| PVC Pipe Manufacturing |
20-30 Mesh |
Homogeneous mixing with additives promotes material densification during extrusion. |
Improved pipe strength, toughness, and corrosion resistance; reduced bubbles/cracks; extended product lifespan. |
PVC Profiles
(e.g., Window Frames) |
40-50 Mesh |
Tight particle size control ensures stable compound structure and enhances extrusion accuracy. |
Superior surface finish, precise dimensional tolerance, increased rigidity, enhanced weather resistance, and compliance with construction industry standards. |
Masterbatch processing
In the production of colorants, color uniformity and stability are crucial, and the core depends on the uniform dispersion of pigments in the carrier resin. For this reason, the fineness of plastic powder needs to be precisely controlled at 20-30 mesh: being too coarse can easily cause color spots and lines; Increasing costs and reunion risks through detailed regulations. Our grinding machine ensures strict particle size standards through precision grinding and intelligent control, while achieving preliminary uniform mixing of pigments and resins. The color masterbatch produced by this device is well dispersed during mixing, avoiding color deviation, reducing energy consumption and equipment loss, and helping plastic products achieve stable and high-quality color performance.
Rotational molding processing
The rotational molding process has specific requirements for the fineness of plastic powder: the powder needs to be evenly spread and filled in the mold to ensure uniform wall thickness and smooth surface of the product, with an ideal fineness of 30-40 mesh. Our grinding machine produces powders with precise fineness within this range, with good flowability and bulk density. During rotational molding, it can evenly adhere to the inner wall of the mold, helping to produce high-quality products while avoiding problems such as flying too fine and uneven distribution too coarse. It saves materials, is environmentally friendly, and improves production efficiency and product quality.
PVC processing
In the production of PVC products, different products have specific requirements for the fineness of plastic powder: PVC pipes require a fineness of 20-30 mesh to promote sufficient mixing of resin and additives, and the internal structure is dense during extrusion to improve strength, toughness, and corrosion resistance, reduce bubbles and cracks, and extend service life; PVC profiles (such as door and window frames) need 40-50 mesh fineness to ensure smooth surface and accurate size after extrusion. They are mixed with additives to form a stable structure and enhance rigidity, toughness and aging resistance. Our grinding machine can accurately grind to the corresponding fineness, adapt to different needs, and help produce high-quality pipes and profiles that meet the strict standards of building doors and windows.
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