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Practical guides to materials, maintenance and industrial knife applications.
Stock of spare parts for recycling: calculate which parts are best to have
The stock of recycling blades and spare parts must correspond to the actual installation. Buying many parts does not guarantee continuity if a critical reference, a support…
Read article →Compatible and original spare parts: what to check before buying
Buying industrial blades and recycling parts requires comparing specifications, not just brand names. A compatible component must be studied for the specific machine, while an original reference…
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Cable recycling: cutting, metal release and spare parts
In a cable recycling line, the objective of cutting is to facilitate the release of the conductor and its separation from the insulation.
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PET bottle recycling: from shredding to a uniform flake
PET recycling knives intervene in a decisive stage: transforming prepared containers into a flake that can be washed, separated and processed regularly.
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WEEE: prepare the waste before industrial shredding
WEEE shredding is part of a treatment chain that combines preparation, reduction and separation.
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Agricultural plastic: separate soil and dirt before reducing size
Recycling agricultural plastic can receive film with dirt, humidity and traces of use.
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Used tires: how to analyze the wear of cutting tools
Tire recycling combines rubber, reinforcements and components that require several preparation and separation operations.
Read article →Preventive maintenance of granulator mills: checklist
Maintenance checklist for granulator mills: blades, cutting separation, screws, bearings, screens and chamber.
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MAAG M²-USG: cutting monitoring in strand pelletizing
The quality of the pellets depends on several stages of the process. MAAG describes M²-USG within its strand pelletizing systems, with monitoring functions and a cutting head…
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