Foam Crushing Machine
Crush foam scraps into granular material for pillows, sofas, toys & recycled foam production
Foam Crushing Machine
Industrial foam crushing equipment designed for processing waste foam into smaller particles for recycling, filling materials and rebonded foam production.
Product Overview
The foam crushing machine is mainly used to crush waste foam materials into relatively uniform particles. It is suitable for processing foam scraps generated during polyurethane foam manufacturing and cutting. The crushed foam can be reused as filling material or as raw material for rebonded foam production.
Efficient Foam Recycling
Converts waste foam scraps into reusable particles, helping improve material utilization and reduce production waste.
Adjustable Particle Size
Different screens can be installed to obtain foam particles ranging from approximately 3 mm to 30 mm.
Product Features
High Productivity
Crushing capacity reaches approximately 100–300 kg/h for efficient industrial processing.
Multiple Screen Sizes
Supplied with 8 mm, 18 mm and 30 mm screens for different foam particle requirements.
Compact Structure
Compact machine design helps save workshop space while maintaining stable crushing performance.
Recycling Applications
Suitable for producing foam fillings and preparing materials for recycled or rebonded foam production.
Applications
The crushed foam particles can be used in a variety of filling, cushioning and foam recycling applications.
Technical Parameters
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | DDFS-22 |
| Crushing Capacity | 100–300 kg/h |
| Minimum Particle Size | 3–30 mm |
| Total Power | 29 kW |
| Screen Sizes | 8 mm / 18 mm / 30 mm |
| Number of Screens | 3 pcs |
| Fan | 1 pc |
| Machine Weight | 1200 kg |
| Machine Dimensions | L3100 × W1100 × H1050 mm |
Stable Foam Crushing for Recycling Applications
The DDFS-22 foam crushing machine combines efficient crushing, adjustable particle sizing and a compact industrial structure, making it suitable for foam manufacturers and recycling operations.