Plastic Agglomerator

Waste material is fed into the machine chamber, where it is cut into small pieces by the high-speed rotating blades working against the fixed blades. Under centrifugal force, the cut material flows along the chamber wall while also being lifted and flipped, moving from the periphery toward the center.
During this high-speed process, friction between the materials themselves, the chamber wall, and the blades generates heat, rapidly raising the material temperature to a semi-plasticized state. The materials then bond together into small lumps. Before complete agglomeration occurs, a measured amount of cold water is sprayed into the material. The water instantly vaporizes, removing surface heat and causing sudden cooling, which prevents clumping. The blades then cut the semi-cooled material into irregular granules of varying sizes.
Color pigment can also be added during this process for coloring purposes.