Recycling Plastic Physical Regeneration Technology Using Resin Accumulation from Extruders
Achieved through joint research with Fukuoka University. Restoring Thai molecules to their original state, regenerating the mechanical strength and toughness of recycled plastics.
The decline in mechanical strength is a challenge with recycled plastics. The reduction of tie molecules and excessive shear during re-melting and molding are significant causes. Through joint research with Fukuoka University, we have established a physical regeneration technology that utilizes the self-regeneration capability of the resin by providing a resin reservoir at the tip of the extruder. By using a twin-screw extruder with this technology, tie molecules can return to their original state, enhancing mechanical strength and enabling the production of high-quality molded products. 【Features】 - Active in separators for lithium-ion batteries used in EVs and HVs - Manufacturing method using patented technology (Patent No. 6608306) - Physical properties are regenerated, improving toughness to levels comparable to virgin materials *For more details, please refer to the technical documentation available for download in PDF format. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
basic information
【Products Utilizing This Technology】 "Super High Torque Dual-Screw Extruder SXBTN Series" Possesses a very high torque density. Enables high-quality molding. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
Price range
Delivery Time
Model number/Brand name
Super high torque twin-screw extruder
Applications/Examples of results
The data is a recycling pelletizing device (one example) by the UWC system.
