Product Details
Place of Origin: Nanjing, China
Brand Name: HLD
Certification: CE, ISO 9001:2015
Model Number: Customized
Document: Product Brochure PDF
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Set
Price: USD 30000-42000 / Set
Packaging Details: Bubble wrap, stretch film and fumigation-free plywood case for sea shipment
Delivery Time: 35-45 working days after deposit received
Payment Terms: T/T, L/C, Western Union
Supply Ability: 20 Sets per Month
Screw Design: |
Co-rotating Intermeshing Twin Screw |
Screw Diameter: |
41.2 Mm |
L/D Ratio: |
44:1 |
Main Motor Power: |
55 KW |
Screw Speed: |
600 Rpm Max |
Output Capacity: |
150-220 Kg/h |
Pigment Loading: |
50-70 Percent TiO2 |
Dispersion Method: |
High Shear Kneading With Distributive Mixing |
Filtration: |
Hydraulic Screen Changer 300 Mesh |
Pelletizing System: |
Die Face Pelletizing With Water Ring |
Suitable Materials: |
TiO2, CaCO3, Organic Pigments, PE Carrier |
Control System: |
Siemens PLC With Colour Recipe Storage |
Screw Design: |
Co-rotating Intermeshing Twin Screw |
Screw Diameter: |
41.2 Mm |
L/D Ratio: |
44:1 |
Main Motor Power: |
55 KW |
Screw Speed: |
600 Rpm Max |
Output Capacity: |
150-220 Kg/h |
Pigment Loading: |
50-70 Percent TiO2 |
Dispersion Method: |
High Shear Kneading With Distributive Mixing |
Filtration: |
Hydraulic Screen Changer 300 Mesh |
Pelletizing System: |
Die Face Pelletizing With Water Ring |
Suitable Materials: |
TiO2, CaCO3, Organic Pigments, PE Carrier |
Control System: |
Siemens PLC With Colour Recipe Storage |
Titanium dioxide is the most expensive ingredient in a white masterbatch, and opacity depends on how well it is separated into primary particles. Agglomerates waste pigment: the converter adds more masterbatch to hit the target hiding power, and the cost advantage disappears. So the whole line is built around one goal, breaking agglomerates without overheating the carrier.
The screw uses a dispersive section with 90 degree kneading blocks and reverse elements to generate the stress needed to break TiO2 clusters, followed by a distributive section with wide pitch elements that spreads the pigment evenly. Doing the distributive work first is a common mistake; it distributes agglomerates rather than dispersing them.
A hydraulic screen changer with 300 mesh packs sits before the die. Pressure differential is logged, and a stable value is the practical proof of dispersion. When the differential climbs, either the pigment lot changed or the kneading section needs attention.
| Model | Screw Diameter | L/D | Motor Power | Screen Changer | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TSE-20B | 21.7mm | 40:1 44:1 48:1 52:1 | 4/5.5/7.5KW | Hydraulic | 5-20KG |
| TSE-35B | 35.6mm | 40:1 44:1 48:1 52:1 | 18.5/22KW | Hydraulic | 60-100KG |
| TSE-50B | 51mm | 40:1 44:1 48:1 52:1 | 45/55KW | Hydraulic | 150KG |
| TSE-65B | 62.4mm | 40:1 44:1 48:1 52:1 | 75/90KW | Hydraulic | 250-350KG |
| TSE-75B | 71.5mm | 40:1 44:1 48:1 52:1 | 132KW | Hydraulic | 500-650KG |
Shaded frame covers the 150-220 kg/h band typical for white masterbatch at 50-70 percent loading.
White is the hardest colour to change away from and back to. A split barrel with quick release screw elements shortens cleaning, and the PLC stores up to fifty formulations so shade adjustments are reproducible rather than artisanal. Keep a dedicated set of screen packs for white, since residual black from a previous batch ruins the shade.
Die face pelletizing with a water ring keeps the granule surface clean and limits fines below about two percent, which matters because fines cause feeding surges at the converter. Strand cutting remains available when a cylindrical granule is specified.
Send the target shade, the TiO2 grade and the carrier resin; we will propose the loading and the filtration mesh together with the frame.