Vortex Global, a leader in the design and manufacture of components for dry bulk material handling, is excited to announce the addition of Angel Hair Traps to its comprehensive catalog of equipment. This innovative solution is specifically designed to address and mitigate common production issues in the plastic industry.
The Vortex® Angel Hair Trap has been developed to capture long, thin strands of plastic material—commonly known as “angel hair,” “streamers,” or “snake skins”—that form during the processing of plastic pellets.
These strands can cause significant production challenges, including clogging filters and processing lines, reducing material flow rates, and contaminating final products.
By effectively capturing angel hair, these traps help ensure smooth operation, protect equipment, and improve overall product quality.
Vortex Global has been a trusted partner since 1977, serving industries such as agriculture, chemical, food, milling, mineral, pet food, plastics, and rubber.
The company prides itself on continuous innovation, superior customer service, and a commitment to sustainability. The addition of Angel Hair Traps to Vortex's product lineup underscores the company's dedication to providing efficient and reliable solutions tailored to the specific needs of its diverse clientele.
Vortex Global invites you to learn more about the Angel Hair Trap and its benefits for plastic manufacturing by visiting the company's website or contacting a Vortex Sales Application Specialist today.
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