The list of injection molding machines and extruders here above is for manufacturing equipment (If you do not take it personally, I’m going to provide a fix to it as there are some mistakes and a lot is missing)
in our case however, we are in the world of recycling, a nochr of recycling I would say…
the need is a bit different…
there are some dedicated machines for this purpose.
i must also add that recycling could mean 3 things:
– different way to use the equipment (most of time, machines are exposed to brutal use and machines for this purpose, may be over robust, but not necessarely because other criterias, see below, may take prefominance).
– different process (recycling is an integration of functions and most of the times it needs selection, washing, etc. machines for recycling may integrate extra functions)
– price (be aware…. saving money may be VERY DANGEROUS, you may end up with HEAVY chunks of useless metal crap…)
for those who needs it I know People here and there selling machines they do not need anymore for few k€…
they work and I think they can even show them working, they may need some work around, but are industrial grade…
feel free to contact me if you need something like the attached…
that helps a lot; yeah, ack, it’s insane expensive; we’re currently looking at the idea to refurbish second hand machines just, just to stay in the 5-20k frame and we gpt quite lucky here in Catalonia; there’s plenty of them. traders told us that they booked their biggest losses with plastic machinery.
Hi, There are many European equipment manufactures but they would be really expensive if not used for a commercial purpose.
The following is a “SHORT” list of very good equipment manufacturers
Injection Molding machines (Starting from 200K €)
Engel (Austrian)
Netstal (Swiss)
Arburg (Germany)
Ferromatic (Germany)
Husky (Canada)
Nissi (Japan)
Toyo (Japan)
Boy (Germany)
Sumitomo (Japan)
Haitain (China)
Stork (Niederland)
kraussmaffei (Germany)
Apparently, you can buy used injection molding machines off eBay(I am surprised as anyone else). here are a few links to used machines to have an idea.
@pporg
thanks!
The same contacts are valid also for extruders.
check in with them and if you do not find what you are looking for, get back to me, we will figure out how to make it happend.
feel free to give me some “numbers”
), you can often get machines at scrap metal prices.