Low-Speed Granulator

Introduction to Low-Speed Granulator A Low-Speed Granulator is a specialized material processing equipment designed for the gentle, efficient size reduction of plastic scraps, rejects, or pre-cut materials. Unlike high-speed granulators that rely on rapid blade rotation for aggressive crushing, this machine operates at a lower rotational speed (typically 100-300 RPM) — making it ideal for applications where material integrity, low noise, and minimal dust generation are critical. It is widely used in plastic manufacturing (injection molding, extrusion, blow molding), packaging, and recycling industries, particularly for processing delicate or heat-sensitive materials.​

Introduction to Medium-Speed Granulator The Medium-Speed Granulator is an industrial particle processing equipment that bridges the gap between Low-Speed Granulators and High-Speed Granulators, with a core rotational speed typically ranging from 300 to 800 RPM. Its defining advantage lies in balancing efficient crushing with gentle material handling—retaining the low heat generation and minimal material loss characteristics of low-speed models while delivering processing efficiency comparable to high-speed alternatives. This makes it a versatile and practical auxiliary device in industrial production, ideally suited for scenarios requiring both throughput and material integrity protection.

Introduction to Powerful Crusher A Powerful Crusher (also referred to as a High-Power Crusher or Heavy-Duty Crusher) is a high-performance industrial crushing equipment engineered for processing tough, high-volume, or rigid materials that conventional crushers struggle to handle. Its core advantage lies in exceptional crushing force, high throughput, and robust structural design—capable of breaking down large, hard, or bulky materials into uniform particles efficiently, even in harsh industrial environments. Unlike low-speed or medium-speed granulators that prioritize gentle processing, Powerful Crushers emphasize "high power, high efficiency, and heavy-load adaptability," making them indispensable for large-scale waste recycling, mining, and heavy-industry material processing.