W&H Varex blown film extrusion line E25010

Reference: E25010
SPECIFICATIONS
Machine manufacturer W&H
Model Varex
Year 1999
New control system in 2019
Layers 3
Diameter screw(s) 60 - 70 - 60
L:D ratio screw(s) 30D
Diameter die 280 mm
Max. web width 1600 mm
Max. output 280kg/h
Rewind manufacturer W&H (2005)
Type of winding Double for flat film
Materials LDPE, LLDPE, HDPE
Max 0,078 mm
Rotating/oscillating which part Take-off
Type of dosing unit Gravimetric
IBC Yes
Thickness measurement Yes. captive
Corona treater Yes, AFS
Tower construction included No
Recent investments 2019: Complete new control system for the extruder and winder by W&H (€ 200.000)
Spare parts One extra die
Subject to unsold. Although believed to be correct, the machine specifications and lists supplied are based solely upon those provided by the original owners.
DESCRIPTION

The W&H Varex extrusion line is a well-known solution in the field of blown film production and has built a strong reputation for reliability, flexibility, and performance. Manufactured by Windmöller & Hölscher (W&H), one of the leading companies in the packaging machinery industry, the Varex line has been used worldwide by film producers who demand consistent quality and efficiency. W&H has a long history of innovation in extrusion technology, with a focus on advanced process control, precise film properties, and energy efficiency.

This particular extrusion line is designed as a 3-layer system, which allows for the production of multilayer films with different barrier and strength properties. Multilayer extrusion is widely used in packaging applications to combine features such as durability, printability, and product protection. With a working width of 1600 mm, the line is suitable for a broad range of film formats and production requirements. The output capacity of 280 kg per hour provides a balance between productivity and flexibility, making it a reliable choice for medium- to large-scale operations.

An important feature of this line is that the control system was renewed by W&H in 2019. Modern controls improve not only ease of use but also process stability, automation, and integration with other systems. This update ensures that the line continues to meet today’s standards in efficiency and operation. Overall, the W&H Varex extrusion line remains a proven and versatile machine for high-quality film production in the flexible packaging industry.

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