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Used Twin Screw Extruders in Florida, USA

  • ENTEK 73 mm Twin Screw

    ENTEK 73 mm Twin Screw Extruder

    • Manufacturer: ENTEK

    ENTEK 73 mm Twin Screw Extruder Model E-73/52D Mfg 2012 400 Hp motor 600 Rpm screw speed Barrel design layout - 13 Barrels ( barrel material 73B ): Feed-inj-solid-solid-solid-vent-inj-inj-vent-inj-inj-vent-...

    Tallahassee, FL
  • ENTEK 103 mm Twin Screw

    ENTEK 103 mm Twin Screw Extruder

    • Manufacturer: ENTEK

    ENTEK 103 mm Twin Screw Extruder ( 200 Operating Hours ) Model : E-103/56D Serial# 84908-10311 Mfg 4/2012 600 HP motor 1735 RPM 480 Volt 600 RPM screws Barrel design layout - 15 Barrels ( barrel material 73B...

    Tallahassee, FL
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    Werner & Pfleiderer ZSK53 Twin

    Werner & Pfleiderer ZSK53 Twin Screw Extruder

    • Manufacturer: WP

    One (1) used Werner & Pfleiderer Model ZSK53 Twin Screw Extruder. This unit features 53mm twin screws, co-rotating, 40:1 L/D, electrically heated, water cooled barrel with (7) barrel sections, 60 hp dc motor, thr...

    St. Petersburg, FL

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.