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Used Twin Screw Extruders in Baden-Württemberg, Germany

  • 1989 Reifenhaeuser BT 120

    1989 Reifenhaeuser BT 120

    • Manufacturer: Reifenhaeuser

    Twin-screw extruder 1 x Reifenhaeuser BT 120-2-24D Twin-screw extruder 20 mm x 24LD Conical screws counter-rotating Screw-tempering by oil Mass-temperatur-control Mass-pressure-control Vacuum-degasing, pump missi...

    Renningen, Germany
  • 2010 Weber Ds 13.27

    2010 Weber Ds 13.27

    • Manufacturer: Weber

    Twin-screw extruder for WPC 1 x Weber Ds 13.27 WPC-screws 126 mm x 27LD Internal Weber screw-tempering Nitrided + wear-resistance-coating (Wolfram- Carbid) on webs segmented/2 barrel nitrided Degasing for f...

    Renningen, Germany
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    1976 WEBER DS 120

    • Manufacturer: Weber

    Use area: Screw ø 120-20D, ca. 400 kg/h

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1980 TPM 2-107-22D

    • Manufacturer: TPM

    Use area: Screws ø 107-22D, approx. 400 kg/h | Order: D.C. motor

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1988 REIFENHÄUSER BT-120-2-294

    • Manufacturer: Reifenhäuser

    Approx. 50 kg/h Use area: Screws conical | Order: D.C. motor

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1990 WEBER CE 7

    • Manufacturer: Weber

    Use area: Screws conical, approx. 180 kg/h | Order: D.C. motor 30 kW

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1995 BATTENFELD BEX 2-65-22V/3

    • Manufacturer: Battenfeld

    Gear & motor fully reconditioned. New screws and barrel

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1988 BANDERA 2B 110

    • Manufacturer: Luigi Bandera

    Use area: Screws ø 110 mm | Order: D.C. motor 62.7 kW

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1990 WEBER CE 7

    • Manufacturer: Weber

    Use area: Screws conical, approx. 180 kg/h | Order: D.C. motor 30 kW

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1991 WEBER DS 8.22

    • Manufacturer: Weber
    • Model: DS 822

    45.565 operation hours, new screws & barrel Use area: Screws ø 87-22D, approx. 250 kg/h profiles | Order: D.C. motor 45.5 kW

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1988 KRAUSS MAFFEI KMD 60KK

    • Manufacturer: Krauss-Maffei

    Approx. 150 kg/h profile, 220 kg/h pipe Use area: Screws conical | Order: D.C. motor 31.5 kW

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1990 WEBER CE 5

    • Manufacturer: Weber
    • Model: CE 5

    Use area: Screws conical, approx. 90 kg/h | Order: D.C. motor 17 kW

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1991 WEBER DS 7.22

    • Manufacturer: Weber

    22,332 operation hours Use area: Screws ø 70-22D, approx. 180 kg/h | Order: D.C. motor 22 kW

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1992 WEBER DS 10.P

    • Manufacturer: Weber

    Screw design for profiles Use area: Screws ø 105-17D, approx. 270 kg/h profile | Order: D.C. motor 42 kW

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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    1992 WEBER DS 10.P

    • Manufacturer: Weber

    Screw design for profiles Use area: Screws ø 105-17D, approx. 270 kg/h profile | Order: D.C. motor 42 kW

    Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany
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Overview

Twin screw extruders are powerful machines used in the plastics, food, and pharmaceutical industries to mix, melt, and shape materials. Featuring two intermeshing screws, these extruders offer superior mixing and compounding capabilities, making them ideal for producing consistent and high-quality products.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used twin screw extruder?

Consider the machine's age, screw configuration, wear and tear on components, and previous application. Check for maintenance records and ensure all parts are in good working condition.

How do I ensure safe shipping for a twin screw extruder?

Hire a specialized transport service experienced with heavy machinery. Ensure the extruder is properly disassembled, secured, and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a twin screw extruder?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting screws and barrels for wear, checking lubrication levels, and ensuring all electrical components are functioning correctly. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.