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Used Plastic And Rubber Extruders in Flanders, Belgium

  • C.M.P. punching unit

    C.M.P. punching unit

      Electromagnetic punching unit Electrical control cabinet 220 V, 50Hz Encoder wheel Equipped with 5 tools of 8 mm. (resharpable dies) Extra electrical outputs on electrical cabinet No scrap suction pump included T...

      Aalst, Belgium
    • C.M.P. punching unit

      C.M.P. punching unit

        Electromagnetic punching unit Electrical control cabinet 220 V, 50Hz Encoder wheel Equipped with 7 tools of 10 mm. (resharpable dies) Extra electrical outputs on electrical cabinet No scrap suction pump included ...

        Aalst, Belgium
      • DIECK ELEKTRONIK PUNCHING UNIT

        DIECK ELEKTRONIK PUNCHING UNIT

        • Manufacturer: Dieck Elektronik

        PUNCHING UNIT 1100 mm Electromagnetic punching unit Electrical control cabinet 3x 400V, 50Hz, 10 A Equipped with 4 punching stations of 5 or 6 mm. (resharpable dies) Possibility to extend to 5 or 6 punching stati...

        Aalst, Belgium
      • 1989 Dieck Elektronik perforating unit

        1989 Dieck Elektronik perforating unit

        • Manufacturer: Dieck Elektronik

        Electro magnetic punching unit Electrical control cabinet 380 V, 50Hz Encoder wheel 40 electrical outputs on electrical cabinet Equipped with 36 tools of 6 mm. (resharpable dies) Can be placed on any machine (bag...

        Aalst, Belgium
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        1990 Elba SA-90 11HSP

        • Manufacturer: Elba
        • Model: SA

        Mixed seal machine for carrier bags PLC controlled Operator interface terminal Servo motor driven bag feeding Input nip rollers Rigid sealing bar with flying knife Driven un-winder 1500 mm wide with motor on top ...

        Aalst, Belgium

      Overview

      Plastic and rubber extruders are industrial machines that melt and shape polymers through a screw or ram to produce continuous profiles, tubing, film, and pellets. They vary from single-screw and twin-screw designs to specialized co-rotating or counter-rotating configurations for compounding, blending, and venting. Common in plastics and rubber processing, extruders require precise temperature control, feed systems, and downstream equipment for cutting, cooling, and quality control.

      FAQ

      What should I inspect when buying a used extruder?

      Check screw and barrel wear, gearbox and motor condition, control panel functionality, heater zones and thermocouples, maintenance records, availability of spare parts, and compatibility with your tooling and raw materials.

      How do I arrange safe shipping for an extruder?

      Hire a heavy-equipment carrier experienced with industrial machines. Drain fluids, secure moving parts, skid and brace the machine, provide accurate dimensions and weight, and confirm crane or forklift access at both ends plus insurance.

      What routine maintenance keeps an extruder reliable?

      Perform daily cleaning of the hopper and feed, regular lubrication, monitor motor amps and torque, verify heating control accuracy, inspect seals and screw wear, and schedule periodic gearbox and screw rebuilds.