Plastic Jerry Cans Granulator
Plastic jerry cans are widely used for packaging chemicals, lubricants, detergents, agrochemicals, and industrial liquids. Most jerry cans are made from HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene), which is durable but difficult to handle in bulk when discarded.
A plastic jerry cans granulator is designed to reduce bulky containers into uniform plastic granules or flakes, enabling efficient recycling, reprocessing, and reuse in plastic manufacturing.
What Is a Plastic Jerry Cans Granulator?
A plastic jerry cans granulator is an industrial cutting and size-reduction machine that converts rigid plastic containers into small, consistent flakes or granules. The processed material can be washed, dried, and pelletized for reuse in plastic production.
Typical materials processed include:
- HDPE jerry cans (5L, 10L, 20L, 30L, etc.)
- Chemical containers and detergent bottles
- Industrial plastic drums and containers
- Blow-molded hollow plastic products
Key Features of Plastic Jerry Cans Granulators
1. Heavy-Duty Cutting System
Jerry cans are thick and rigid, requiring powerful cutting rotors and high-torque motors. Granulators use hardened blades and optimized cutting geometry to achieve efficient size reduction.
2. Large Feeding Chamber
Oversized cutting chambers and feed openings allow whole jerry cans or pre-shredded pieces to be processed easily, improving throughput and reducing manual cutting.
3. Wear-Resistant Construction
Granulators are built with reinforced steel frames, wear-resistant liners, and high-quality bearings to handle abrasive plastics and continuous industrial operation.
4. Screen-Controlled Output Size
Replaceable screens ensure consistent granule size, making the output suitable for washing lines, extrusion, or pelletizing systems.
Types of Plastic Jerry Cans Granulators
Designed for medium-sized jerry cans and hollow containers. Provides uniform granulation and is suitable for recycling lines with shredders upstream.
Engineered for thick-walled and large jerry cans. Features powerful motors, robust rotors, and high cutting torque for continuous industrial use.
Integrated Shredder + Granulator Line
For complete recycling systems, jerry cans can be shredded first and then granulated for higher efficiency and controlled particle size.
Benefits of Using a Plastic Jerry Cans Granulator
1. Volume Reduction
Granulating bulky jerry cans significantly reduces volume, saving storage and transportation costs.
2. Higher Recycling Value
Uniform plastic flakes or granules are easier to wash, dry, and pelletize, increasing the resale value of recycled material.
3. Improved Processing Efficiency
Automated granulation improves throughput and reduces manual labor, making recycling operations more efficient.
4. Environmental Compliance
Granulating plastic waste helps companies meet environmental regulations and sustainability targets.
5. Circular Economy Contribution
Recycled HDPE granules can be reused to manufacture new containers, pipes, sheets, and molded products.
Applications of Plastic Jerry Cans Granulators
- Plastic recycling plants
- Chemical and detergent manufacturers
- Waste management companies
- Industrial packaging recyclers
- Plastic extrusion and pelletizing lines
How to Choose the Right Plastic Jerry Cans Granulator
When selecting a granulator, consider:
- Jerry can size and wall thickness
- Required throughput capacity (kg/h)
- Rotor diameter and cutting width
- Motor power and blade material
- Screen size and output particle requirement
A properly selected granulator can significantly improve recycling efficiency and reduce operational costs.
Contact PROSINO Team
If you are looking for a reliable plastic jerry cans granulator or a complete HDPE recycling solution, contact PROSINO team today. Our engineers will provide tailored equipment recommendations, technical specifications, and professional support for your recycling project.
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