Plastic Recycle Machine

Kuber International’s Plastic Waste Recycle Machine with Screen Changer is a highly efficient and durable solution designed for converting plastic waste into high-quality reusable granules (dana). Ideal for LDPE, HDPE, and other thermoplastics, this machine supports sustainable manufacturing by transforming post-industrial and post-consumer plastic into valuable raw material. 

Equipped with a hydraulic screen changer, the system ensures continuous, non-stop filtration of molten plastic during extrusion. This allows for smoother operation, enhanced productivity, and superior granule quality—especially when working with contaminated or mixed plastic waste.

A Plastic Recycling Machine is designed for processing waste plastic into reusable granules. The system typically includes the following main components:

• Extruder with Electrical Control Panel – The core of the machine, responsible for melting and processing plastic material.

• Water Tank – Used to cool the extruded plastic strands before granulation.

• Granule Cutter – Cuts the cooled plastic strands into uniform granules.

Optional Attachments:

• AC Drive Attachment – Allows variable speed control of the extruder barrel and screw for optimized processing.

• Hydraulic Screen Changer – Enables quick and safe replacement of filter screens without interrupting production.

Key Features:

• High-Efficiency Extrusion – Delivers consistent and high-quality granules (dana) with excellent melt flow properties.

• Hydraulic Screen Changer – Allows real-time mesh change without halting production, improving output and reducing downtime.

• Robust Build Quality – Constructed from heavy-duty, wear-resistant components for long service life.

• Energy-Efficient Heating System – Optimized barrel and screw design minimizes energy use while maximizing melt efficiency.

• Easy Operation & Maintenance – User-friendly controls and modular components simplify daily operation and servicing.

• Wide Material Compatibility – Suitable for recycling LDPE, HDPE, and similar plastic waste from films, bags, containers, and more.