PP granulation
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Is steel-grade material used in pp pelletizers or WP-grade material? Which one is a bit better in terms of noise?
Those made of rubber material could be a try
Thank you for the reply from above, but it’s quite different from what I was looking to know
In terms of granulators, I think those made by JSW Steel are reliable, but W&P’s ones are also reliable; moreover, their safety interlocks are less complex... they are easy to start and stop, and the noise level is the same... it’s extremely noisy
It depends on the specifications you require; as for noise levels, they are more or less the same.
Structurally, the equipment from both companies is similar, after all, the principle behind their equipment is the same when it comes to devices with the same load. But considering the current state of the equipment, it is essential to pay close attention to the reducers in JSW’s equipment before putting it into use; otherwise, unexpected problems may arise. If you’re not sure about this, it’s better to learn from other domestic manufacturers – after all, the cost of treating them to a meal is nothing compared to the consequences of equipment failures.
Structurally, the equipment from both companies is similar, after all, the principle behind their equipment is the same when it comes to devices with the same load. But considering the current state of the equipment, it is essential to pay close attention to the reducers in JSW’s equipment before putting it into use; otherwise, unexpected problems may arise. If you’re not sure about this, it’s better to learn from other domestic manufacturers – after all, the cost of treating them to a meal is nothing compared to the consequences of equipment failures.
WP is better; the problem with both companies is the wear of the screws in the large-scale granulators
WP has also encountered quite a few problems over the past few years. It is important to note that WP extruders must be equipped with melt pumps, especially in those operating under high production loads. Although WP claims that it is possible to function without melt pumps, the gears will not be able to handle the load if all the power comes from the main motor.
Japanese ones are relatively cheaper, and the service attitude of the Japanese is better than that of the German bastards
The domestically produced DXS option offers the best customer service, and its principle is similar to that of WP JSW; it is cost-effective