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Welex, 4.5 Inch, Pelletizing Line, 200 HP, Gala 6 Underwater Pelletizer

Description

  1. Overview
    1. Machine description: 4.5 inch (114.3 mm) pelletizing line with a Gala 6 on it.
    2. Extruder: 4.5 inch (114.3 mm) Welex 30:1 pelletizing line.
    3. Pelletizer: Gala 6 underwater.
    4. Line is complete with screen changer and Gala 6 pelletizer, and also comes with a classifier.
  2. Capacity
    1. Capacity: 4.5 inches (114.3 mm), 30:1 L/D, 200 HP (149.1 kW), 1,100 lbs per hour on polystyrene.
    2. Screw speed: 126 max RPM.
  3. Extruder Specifications
    1. 30:1 L/D vented barrel and screw.
    2. 200 HP (149.1 kW) DC motor.
    3. 126 max RPM screw speed; was running HIPS material.
    4. 6 barrel zones and 5 die zones.
    5. 4.5 inch (114.3 mm) screen changer with hydraulic power pack unit.
    6. Water cooled barrel.
    7. No water is currently connected to the extruder.
    8. Vacuum pump included.
  4. Downstream and Ancillaries
    1. Includes infeed incline auger, feed hopper and gaylord box dumper.
    2. Complete Gala 6 underwater pelletizer.
    3. Includes Gala control panel.
    4. Gala TWS tempered water system.
    5. Includes agglomerate catcher.
    6. 2008 BF spin away dryer.
    7. Pelletizer cutter.
    8. Sight glass.
    9. Die and water box.
    10. Small Witte classifier on dryer discharge.
  5. Condition
    1. Condition: under power in plant.
    2. System is currently under power.
    3. Was running production up to approximately 6 months ago.
    4. The line was running production up to approximately 6 months ago, running polystyrene at a rate of 1,100 lbs per hour.
  6. Handover Terms
    1. The line is still under power in the plant and will be electrically disconnected.
    2. The customer must pay for the loading.