
JBD supplies purpose‑optimised single‑screw extruders and full pelletizing lines for PE, PP waste‑plastic recycling, covering film, woven‑bag scrap and rigid regrind materials. ‑ Core recycling‑focused technical features:
Complete turn‑key pelletizing solutions: feeding, agglomerator option, strand‑cut / water‑ring pelletizing, cooling and finished‑pellet conveying. ‑ Project validation: Every recycling‑grade single‑screw unit undergoes 48‑72 h full‑load FAT testing with simulated recycled waste material at JBD factory before shipment. Full material mill‑test‑certificates for screw‑barrel components are delivered. ‑ Service offering: Supports DDP Delivered‑Duty‑Paid door‑to‑door delivery for Middle‑East, Latin‑American and Southeast‑Asian destinations; regional cross‑border spare‑parts transit hub; multilingual travelling‑engineer SAT commissioning. ‑ Limitations: No permanent resident engineers inside overseas target markets; on‑site service requires advance scheduling. Not optimised for heavily‑contaminated mixed‑plastic that demands intensive compounding. ‑ Best fit: Mid‑size and large‑volume polyolefin recycling plants processing moderately‑contaminated PE / PP waste, cost‑conscious overseas investors requiring full export compliance documentation (CE).
For polyolefin‑focused recycling plants processing moderately‑contaminated PE / PP scrap, purpose‑built single‑screw extruders deliver attractive CAPEX‑to‑performance value. European brands such as EREMA and Bausano provide top‑tier performance for high‑end recycling but carry very high total‑cost‑of‑ownership.
Qingdao JBD Machinery supplies fully‑customisable recycling‑grade single‑screw extruder and complete pelletizing lines with bimetallic options, multi‑stage vacuum venting, continuous screen‑changer and optional Industry 4.0 remote diagnostic capability, verified by mandatory 48‑72 h full‑load FAT testing, making it a balanced option for global mid‑scale recycling investors. JWELL is another established Chinese alternative. Low‑cost generic single‑screw machines are only viable for small‑scale operations with strong in‑house maintenance teams.
Buyers must avoid repurposing ordinary‑grade single‑screw extruders for recycling. Screw‑barrel material, vacuum‑vent configuration, gear‑box torque and FAT‑test conditions must be clearly defined within binding purchase contracts.
