the wood-plastic granulation process is necessary to solve the three fatal problems,the wpc granulation process can increase the quality of wpc decking products.
Yongte Plastic Machinery announced today the completion of a comprehensive technical upgrade of its core PPR pipe production line components—the mold and screw. This upgrade specifically addresses the characteristics of PPR raw materials (high viscosity and easy degradation) and common industry pain points (uneven wall thickness, poor plasticization, high scrap rates, and insufficient stability). Leveraging extensive customer production data, it has significantly improved pipe quality and production stability. Crucially, the overall price of the production line remains stable. Yongte's "technological benefits" effectively help customers reduce costs and increase efficiency.
The 1 billion waste tires generated globally each year create piles of "black pollution mountains." These tires take centuries to degrade naturally. Piling them outdoors not only takes up land but also releases heavy metals during rainy days, polluting the soil and water. Incineration, however, creates highly toxic dioxins, a potentially devastating ecological disaster. Yongte's plastic machinery-based rubber seepage pipe production line breaks new ground by transforming waste tires into high-performance agricultural pipes, tackling pollution challenges while generating substantial profits.
Yongte Plastic Machinery recently completed a core power upgrade for its entire line of wood-plastic profile production lines, fully adopting high-performance servo systems (servo motors + controllers). Crucially, this major technological upgrade did not result in a significant price increase, providing wood-plastic manufacturers with a more cost-effective, precision-engineered, and energy-efficient production solution.
The "thermoplastic + wood fiber" dual characteristics of wood plastic materials determine that the adjustment of embossing must take into account three elements: temperature, pressure and time.
Throwing away mineral water bottles may seem insignificant, but they're a hidden environmental killer. Just think about it: they sit in landfills, taking up hundreds of years to degrade, wasting precious land. If they flow into the ocean and are accidentally ingested by fish and shrimp, the entire marine ecosystem suffers. However, these pesky plastic wastes have now been transformed into sought-after wood-plastic beach chairs in the European and American markets.
