01 · Input
Contaminated film feedstock
Loose or baled agricultural, greenhouse, packaging and post-consumer PP/PE film.
Capacity: 300–2000 kg/hMoisture: 3–5%Models: 5 LDW Sizes
PP PE Film Washing Line
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From contaminated film to a stable, usable output.
We configure the wash route around feedstock condition and the output required by your pelletizing or resale plan.
02 · Output
Clean, dry film flakes
Prepared for bagging, direct sale or consistent feeding into a downstream pelletizing line.
How it works
Complete film washing process
Nine coordinated stages remove soil, sediment, labels, ink and moisture before the material reaches its next use.
- 01Bale FeedingSteady material input
- 02ShreddingOpen bales and loose film
- 03CrushingReduce to uniform piecesKey stage
- 04Floating WashingSeparate heavy contaminants
- 05Friction WashingScrub ink, labels and residueKey stage
- 06Fine WashingFinal surface cleaning
- 07SqueezingMechanically remove water
- 08Thermal DryingReach pelletizer-ready moistureKey stage
- 09Packaging / PelletizingBag flakes or feed extrusion
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The equipment behind the washing route.
01 · Material feeding
Belt conveyor
Conveys loose or baled film waste into the size-reduction stage at a controlled rate.
02 · Size reduction
Plastic crusher
Reduces film or woven strapping into manageable pieces for the washing route.
03 · Material transfer
Screw feeder
Transfers rinsed material consistently between the washing and downstream stages.
04 · Density separation
Floating tank
Rinses the material and separates sediment, stones and other heavy contamination.
05 · Surface cleaning
Friction washer
Uses high-pressure water and high-speed scrubbing to clean and convey film flakes.
06 · Dewatering
Moisture removal & drying
Squeezing and drying are selected around the required final moisture and pelletizing route.
07 · Finished-flake storage
Silo
Stores clean, dry film flakes before packing or transfer to pelletizing.
08 · Line control
Control cabinet
Coordinates the washing line and gives operators visibility into each machine stage.
Parameter overview
Start with capacity. Confirm the utilities next.
| Output capacity | Installation power | Floor space | Operators | Water consumption |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 300 kg/h | 500 kW | 350 m² | 4 | 3 m³/h |
| 500 kg/h | 620 kW | 460 m² | 6 | 4 m³/h |
| 1,000 kg/h | 700 kW | 500 m² | 6 | 5 m³/h |
Reference figures from standard agricultural film washing configurations. Actual requirements vary with contamination, material moisture, water-loop design and final output target.
Project support
From equipment selection to commissioning.
Material and contamination reviewLayout, utilities and water-loop planningOperation guidance and spare-parts support