Granulator for composite-panel scrap

Start with the composition of the scrap

The RG-56120G7 appears in the RHONG published catalogue as a heavy-duty granulator reference for aluminium–plastic composite panels. The page also names aluminium cans as an application. These are different feed materials and need separate assessment; the reference does not establish suitability for every metal-containing item.

For composite panels, describe the metal and plastic layers, coatings, thickness and dimensions. For cans, identify their material and incoming condition. Include photographs showing the normal scrap and any fittings, fasteners or contamination.

Define what happens after cutting

This reference concerns size reduction. It does not specify an aluminium–plastic separation system or a recovered-metal purity. Explain how the cut material will be handled next and the particle size that process requires. The proposed cutting arrangement must be reviewed against that result.

Identify steel parts, stones or other foreign objects in the feed. Their presence needs to be addressed in the material assessment before a machine configuration is proposed.

Review the complete configuration

Keep RG-56120G7 in the enquiry so the quotation can address this application specifically. Request the proposed feed opening, cutting arrangement, power supply and operating requirements for the actual material. Values for neighbouring RG-46G or RG-56G models are not specifications for this reference.

Show how panels reach the inlet and where output is collected. Include available floor space and access for cleaning and blade servicing. For plastic-only scrap, compare the central heavy-duty granulator range against the same part dimensions.

Published application reference; final material suitability and supply configuration require confirmation. RHONG catalogue reference.