Use of centrifuges in the drying process of polyvinyl chloride
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This post was last edited by brainandrain on 2009-8-23 08:19. At present, the construction of PVC projects in China is on the rise, and different centrifuges are used by various companies. We ask those manufacturers that are already in operation to share information regarding the manufacturers of centrifuges they use, so as to help others avoid unnecessary detours in their future selection process.
Our company uses centrifuges from three manufacturers: Nippon Bar Co., Ltd. from Japan, Folwai from Germany, and Ningbo Xiangshan. In actual use, the Japanese machines are the easiest to operate, being essentially \"user-friendly\"; whereas the German machines have more complex protection systems, which makes them relatively more difficult to operate. The performance of domestic machines is inferior to that of imported ones, accounting for only about 75% of the capabilities of imported machines.
I agree with the view from the second floor, but the prices in China are several times higher than those abroad.
This post was last edited by neinyou021 on 2009-5-26 at 18:49. Even if using domestic products, choose better brands from within the country.
I often choose centrifuges made in Japan for construction work
The centrifuges produced by Japanese companies such as Ba Industry are indeed excellent in performance. However, factors such as price, after-sales service, and the lead time for receiving replacement parts also need to be taken into consideration. In fact, domestic brands of centrifuges have been working hard to narrow the gap with foreign-made centrifuges, but it takes time for this to happen. Domestic WL centrifuges started developing relatively late, so there is still a gap compared to foreign centrifuges
We use Follwitz from Germany. In actual use, due to the complex protection systems of the machines, not only is operation relatively cumbersome, but they cannot be repaired in China either.
Our centrifuges initially used those from Japan. Later on, domestic products were used, and there was a significant difference in price. However, imported machines are still better, and their operation is also relatively simple.