Unlocking Efficiency And Precision In Blown Film Production: The DRJ IBC Control System

Unlocking Efficiency And Precision In Blown Film Production: The DRJ IBC Control System

Not All Internal Bubble Cooling Systems are Created Equal…

In the blown film extrusion industry, the Internal Bubble Cooling (IBC) system plays a pivotal role in line performance. Yet, not all IBC systems deliver on the crucial aspects of production rates, width tolerance, and bubble stability. To bridge this gap, D.R. Joseph offers the market’s best: a superior IBC system designed to transform operations regardless of line complexity or manufacturer.

Unmatched Performance for Every Line

The latest 3rd Generation IBC system from D.R. Joseph redefines excellence across the spectrum, enhancing production rates by 15

– 40% when integrated into blown film lines. It outshines competitors by offering an 8 – 15% boost in production, setting a new standard in rate and layflat tolerance improvements. This leap

is achieved through automated solutions driven by proprietary control algorithms and patented processes, built on from over 30 years of experience.

 

Automated Precision: Elevating Efficiency

What truly sets apart the DRJ IBC Control System is its comprehensive automation. It empowers operators, both novice and seasoned, to achieve peak performance effortlessly. This system handles the toughest tasks, allowing seamless adaptation to a wide array of materials, from HDPE to exotic variants, ranging from .3 mil to 100 mil.

Reliability Beyond Borders

Reliability is not just a promise; it’s embedded in the system’s DNA. Configurable to suit diverse environmental conditions globally, the DRJ IBC Control System thrives on flexibility and sturdy components, ensuring uninterrupted operations wherever it’s deployed.

Features Redefining Standards

The DRJ IBC Control System boasts an arsenal of patented features:

  • Automatic Blower Balance: Maintains airflow balance, detects leaks, and ensures consistent Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).
  • Automatic Layflat Control: Enables “set it and forget it” size changes, minimizing waste and optimizing material
  • Automatic Cage Control: Streamlines size changes and operational consistency, reducing scrap during transitions.
  • Automatic Valve Calibration: Ensures peak performance akin to brand‐new operations, expediting
  • Bubble Break Detection/Extruder Stop: Prevents downtime and damage by detecting and mitigating bubble breaks swiftly.

Meeting Sustainability Objectives

With precision IBC Control, resin savings and waste reduction are directly achievable, aligning with sustainability goals. In these instances, production typically generates a width larger than necessary, necessitating edge trim to meet the target width. However, integrating width control systems not only minimizes edge trim but also represents a profitable and measurable investment in sustainable production by curbing resin consumption.

The advantages of width control are multifaceted, notably reducing resin usage by eliminating or minimizing sheeting trim, automating width control during start‐ups and job change‐overs to slash waste production, averting order returns due to width deviations, and preventing die drool by enabling extruder‐stop when the system detects no bubble.

Post‐Consumer Recyclete (PCR) multiplies the challenge of keeping a consistent width and stable bubble due to contaminants, variation in quality and material composition. These inconsistencies add challenges to holding tight layflat. The high‐speed IBC control from D.R. Joseph addresses this significant challenge, making sustainable production with PCR a profitable option.

To learn more about D.R. Joseph IBC Control Systems, please visit: https://www.drjosephinc.com/internal‐bubble‐cooling/ 

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