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Plastima Used Machinery is the partner when it comes to Extrusion. We have a nice range of used injection moulding machines for the plastics industry. You can also come to us for maintenance of your used injection moulding machine. In addition, we are available for service & maintenance questions.

We always have used plastics machines in stock from renowned brands in the plastics industry such as Hans Weber, COLLIN Lab & Pilot Solutions, Dr Boy, KrausMaffei, Zerma, IDE and many more!

Here you can find what you are looking for. Let us know what your requirements are, we will gladly support you in finding the right used plastic machines in the market!

EXTRUSION

USED EXTRUDERS

For used extrusion machines you have come to the right place at Plastima Used Machinery. We have years of experience with used extruders and can provide you with sound advice regarding extrusion. You can think of a used industrial extruder, which can process large throughputs. You can also buy a used lab extruder at Plastima Used Machinery. These have been developed for smaller throughputs or for research and development.

Plastima Used Machinery supplies used extrusion parts. We are also specialized in supplying parts for extrusion lines. Think of things like an extruder screw, extruder cylinder or other peripheral equipment.

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About us

Why Plastima is your partner.

Years of experience

With extrusion, recycling and injection moulding as specialisms.

The best brands

We work exclusively with Hans WeberCollin Lab & Pilot Solutions and IDE.

WeberCollin

Reliable

A team of fourteen people that is ready for you.

Contact- information

Contact us

Telephone

+ 31 (0) 76 571 4302

E-mail

info@plastima.nl

Address

Minervum 7101
4817 ZN, Breda NL

Used extruder

Used extruders represent a smart, economical choice for companies in the plastics industry looking to expand or upgrade their production capabilities. By understanding the key components and operational considerations of these machines, businesses can make informed decisions that ensure they acquire a reliable, efficient, and cost-effective solution for their plastic extrusion needs. With the right approach and due diligence, used extruders can significantly contribute to the productivity and growth of any plastic manufacturing operation, proving to be a valuable asset in today’s competitive market.

The market for used extruders is vast and varied, offering a range of machines with different capacities, ages, and conditions. This diversity ensures that businesses can find an extruder that precisely meets their specific production requirements. Whether a company is looking to expand its production capabilities or upgrade its existing machinery, the used extruder market provides a platform for finding a suitable, cost-effective solution.

When purchasing a used extruder, several considerations are paramount. Assessing the machine’s overall condition, including critical components like the screw, barrel, and heater, is essential to ensure efficient and uninterrupted operation. The capacity and size of the extruder should align with the company’s production volume and space constraints. Moreover, opting for a machine from a reputable brand and model can greatly influence performance and longevity, enhancing the value of the investment.

The advantages of opting for used extruders in the plastics industry are manifold. Firstly, they offer significant cost savings compared to purchasing new models, a crucial consideration for budget-conscious businesses. Another benefit is their immediate availability. Unlike new machines, which may have long lead times due to manufacturing and shipping, used extruders are often ready for immediate purchase and operation. Additionally, the proven performance of used equipment allows businesses to assess the machine’s operational history and maintenance records, ensuring they make a reliable and informed purchase.

A typical extruder consists of several essential components. The hopper is the starting point where plastic material, usually in pellet or powder form, is fed into the machine. The barrel and screw are at the heart of the extruder, with the screw playing a vital role in heating, melting, mixing, and propelling the plastic forward. The heater uniformly heats the barrel, facilitating the melting of the plastic material. At the end of the extruder is the die, which gives shape to the melted plastic, forming it into the desired profile. Finally, the cooling system, which can be water baths or air cooling systems, solidifies the shaped plastic after it emerges from the die.