Method of underwater granulation

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With severing – removing material from preform mechanically,... – To form particulate product

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264169, 425313, B28B 1110

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042645530

ABSTRACT:
A process for extruding and granulating thermoplastic material comprises passing a thermoplastic melt through a face-cut extruder or melt pump having an insulated die plate where the insulated die plate consists of a die plate having on its face or as an integral part of the die plate which is in contact with the cooling liquid a member or portion having a plurality of cavities or pores which surround the extrusion holes, the cavities or pores being of a type that communicate with the cooling liquid. Also disclosed is the thermoplastic processing apparatus.

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