CMG Granulators at Arabplast 2025
17 December 2024
New G55 Line: High Capacity, Robustness, Precision
20 February 2025
CMG Granulators will be at the event PETCORE EUROPE Annual Conference that will take place on 4th and 5th of February in Brussels.
High Capacity & Heavy Duty for Post-Consumer Plastics Recycling
CMG Granulators is launching the world’s largest granulation system for post-consumer plastics recycling, with capacity 6.500 kg/h.
The granulator unit, model EV916, features a new state of the art cutting chamber design. Additionally, the integral evacuation system is composed of receiver cyclone with built-in dedusting chamber and air/powder automatic filtration system. Also, the dimensions of the system are outstanding: 8 meters tall, with a footprint of 3 by 8 meters.
Continuous Improvement & New Developments: New Evacuation & Dedusting Systems
Along with its state-of-the-art granulator design, CMG Granulators is introducing a brand-new development: the new range of evacuation, dedusting and powder containment system solutions.
The unit is the largest of the category and can evacuate, convey, dedust an amount of regrind of up to 7.000 kg/h.
The entire new range of the so called Regrind Evac Systems, starts at a capacity of 200 kg/h and, through a selection of 10 different sizes, reaches the impressive capacity of 7.000 kg/h.
Innovation & Performance: New cutting chamber design
CMG Granulators is introducing a brand new cutting chamber design for its Evoluzione series granulators. The new rotor configuration allows the rotor blades to cut the plastic feedstock perpendicularly against the bed blades, obtaining the highest degree of cutting penetration and precision.
The rotor blades are mounted on the edge of the rotor holding modules and not on a holding block. Not only this feature is beneficial, as the inclination of the rotor blades is very high, but it also allows easy and quick servicing/replacement of the blades, with comfortable access from the front of the machine.
The rotation of the rotor does not produce the very detrimental “drag” effect, meaning the mass of material being ground in the cutting chamber does not rotate with the rotor producing lots of dust and fine particles, that will all become waste through the washing line. The production of fine particles is reduced to few percentage points, versus a common 15% or more from conventional granulators.
Customer Service
With Headquarters, Production Site and Technical Centre in Italy and the world’s largest distribution network in the plastics industry, CMG is active worldwide with service and sales centres and localized technical skills. Find the nearest CMG service center at the following link https://www.cmg-granulators.com/en/contacts/