Amut
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| Amut Group | |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Novara, Italy |
Area served | worldwide |
| Website | www.amutgroup.com |
Since 1958, the Italian Amut Group manufactures tailored solutions and turn-key plants, in its four machinery & technology divisions
- Extrusion
- Thermoforming
- Recycling
- Printing/Converting
Amut Group is also present in North America, Brazil (Amut Wortex) and South East Asia to offer on-site service and fast response to local demands.
For the PET sector, he Amut Group offers bottle-to-bottlerecycling plants.
Products / Technology
Washing plants for PET bottles
Output: from 500 up to 6,000kg/h
Continuous process, not based on batches, with a substantial saving of water.
The flakes produced are suitable for the following applications:
- Bottle to Bottle
- Bottle to Packaging
- Bottle to Fibres
- Bottle to Sheet
- Bottle to Strapping
Washing plants for HDPE/PP containers and PE film (packaging and agricultural film)
Output:
LDPE: 500, 1,000, 2,000kg/h
HDPE: 500, 1,000, 2,000, 3,000kg/h
The flakes produced by the HDPE containers and LDPE films are suitable for the following applications:
- Bottle and Film to Flakes
- Bottle and Film to Pellets
- Bottle and Film to Sheet
Mini PRF'
Placed at the inlet of a washing plant, it is a dry system removing most contaminant elements (sleeves and other 2D elements, such us paper, cardboard, fibres, debris). Particularly appropriate for handling low quality commingled bales.
De-Labeller
Patent pending dry pre-cleaning system removing full-body shrink sleeve labels from PET bottles. Based on a dry system, it guarantees the integrity of bottles and necks.
| Model | Output |
|---|---|
| DLB 10 | 1000kg/h |
| DLB 30 | 3000kg/h |
| DLB 60 | 6000kg/h |
History
Amut has been working in the manufacturing of plants for plastics processing since 1958.The company started developing its own recycling technology in the early eighties.
References
PETplanet Insider Articles
Issue 11 / 2015: Amut boosts technical service in Vietnam and Indonesia
Issue 11 / 2014: Six tonnes flakes per hour
