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Recycling

EREMA’s largest INTAREMA system for polyolefin recycling

Oct 21, 2024

EREMA, the leading manufacturer of plastics recycling systems, introduces theINTAREMA 2325 T-VEplus RegrindPro with laser filter, the largest system ever built to recycle polyolefin (PO) regrind.


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The new INTAREMA 2325 T-VEplus RegrindPro plant.

 

High throughput

 

Available in 13 sizes for film and 9 sizes for regrind applications, the INTAREMA range covers a broad spectrum. The new 2325 model with a preconditioning unit (PCU) diameter of 2.30 meters and an extruder screw with a diameter of 250 millimeters enables the production of high volumes of high-quality recycled pellets using a single machine.

 

The INTAREMA 2325 can achieve a throughput of over 4,000 kilograms per hour for PO regrind, enhancing performance and efficiency. The system also impresses with its compact footprint in contrast to its high throughput capacity.

 

Consistent processes with automation

 

Innovative technology in the plant includes the TVEplus Counter Current system which lies in melt filtration upstream of extruder degassing. This system can produce recycled pellets with high quality.

 

“Our extensive trials with around 500 tonnes of material have shown that the INTAREMA® 2325 impresses with high-quality recycled pellets at high throughput rates, all within a very stable process,” said Sophie Pachner, R&D Manager for Process Engineering at EREMA.

 

Same as all INTAREMA systems, the 2325 is also equipped with patented Counter Current technology. The plastic material moves through the preconditioning unit in the opposite direction to the extruder screw, ensuring a consistently high output over a wide temperature range.

 

This system also offers high degree of automation with the intelligent Smart Start user interface and energy-saving ecoSAVE technology, ensuring a user-friendly and efficient system.

 

With largest laser filter

 

EREMA’s largest laser filter system, the 2/406 Quattro Laser Filter, has a total filter area of 7,800 square centimeters. With robust design and precision filtration, the laser filter achieves high stability of the plant.

 

The control panel array is also something new. At 12 meters long, the electrical container is imposing, but it is compact relative to the size of the machine. The configuration allows straightforward installation, transport and maintenance work.

 

The INTAREMA 2325 is available immediately and can currently be purchased through EREMA’s Fast Track scheme, which offers selected machines with particularly short delivery times.


Polyolefin
Recycling machine
Recycling
EREMA
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