Overview:
- The pelletizer uses a fan-shaped cutting wheel that cuts the strands sideways with a scissors action.
- Conventional pelletizers often leave ‘tails’ on the pellets because the blades do not cut cleanly through the whole strand.
- Cuts only on the upper part of the strand while the rest is torn away.
- Issues with conventional pelletizers:
- With soft resins, the blades cannot cut the strands at all.
- With hard brittle resins, a conventional drum type cutter may crush the strands, causing a lot of dust.
Features:
- Produce compounds and masterbatches never before possible:
- The Sidecut pelletizer enables you to pelletize very soft resins, as low as 10 Shore A and even hot melt resins.
- Minimize scrap from classifier with increased productivity:
- Produces very clean-cut pellets with a “soft” cutting action, minimizing mis-cut pellets.
- Increase output on existing formulas:
- Pellets are produced at very high speed without sacrificing quality.
- For highly filled compounds, it minimizes pellet breakage since there is no crushing tendency, unlike conventional pelletizers.