<iframe src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/ns.html?id=GTM-PV296VJ9" height="0" width="0" style="display:none;visibility:hidden"></iframe>
Login
Contact

ZSK FilCo Filtration Compounder

Model: ZSK FilCo Filtration Compounder

Category: Plastic Recycling Equipment

Exhibitor:

COPERION GMBH

Booth No: A129

0
Share :
Share :

Description
For recycling of post-consumer recyclate (PCR) or any highly contaminated polymer, Coperion offers the innovative ZSK FilCo filtration compounder that allows filtration and compounding in a single production step.

With the ZSK FilCo system, waste plastic is fed into a ZSK twin screw extruder, where it is melted, homogenized and devolatilized. The melt is then fed through a filter to remove all contaminants before it is fed back into the same ZSK extruder to be compounded with reinforcing materials or fillers.

Compared to the two-step production lines that have been the norm until now, Coperion’s ZSK FilCo is distinguished by a markedly more streamlined equipment set-up. Energy consumption and emissions for the extrusion process are reduced by more than 50%. Moreover, the ZSK FilCo is able to achieve a significantly higher product quality. Recompounds can be produced much faster and Coperion K-Tron gravimetric feeders ensure the high-accuracy incorporation of additives for an optimal result.

ADVANTAGES OF THE ZSK FilCo
- Filtration and compounding in a single production step
- One single melting step ensures gentle processing of the recyclate
- Reduced footprint thanks to streamlined configuration Over 50% reduction in energy consumption and emissions during the compounding process
- Accurate gravimetric feeding of all product streams with no fluctuations
- High end product quality and excellent energy efficiency

Related Products
AccuRate® Series Volumetric Single Screw Feeders
Single and twin screw feeders
Coperion PET Recycling System
CTE PLUS Extruders
STS Twin Screw Extruders
ZSK MEGAlab Laboratory Extruders
ZSK Mc¹⁸ Twin Screw Extruder
You may also like

Highest Rated Products

Back
Follow Us: