PMMAI earned recognition as an industry association of national status representing the interest of Plastics Machinery manufacturing sector of our country with the Department of Heavy Industries, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Finance & Revenue, Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals.
Rajoo sees repeat orders emerge from customer satisfaction
Rajoo sees repeat orders emerge from customer satisfaction The position of leadership is further reinforced - Rajoo is proceeding to execute its 6th Flat Drip Irrigation system to its existing customer - A demonstration of customer delight – a first in the history of flat drip irrigation systems!
The comments from the New Delhi-based Plastics Machinery Manufacturers Association of India are the first public confirmation that they are now targeting imports from Taiwan, as they seek to broaden anti-dumping duties imposed on mainland Chinese machines to other places.
The drip irrigation extrusion system for flat dripper comes with the servo driven dripper insertion device. The 3-axis mechanical adjustment system of vacuum tank with servo controlled lateral position allows quick precise positioning. The optimum pulling force and synchronized function of servo system prevents ovality in pipes. The drippers come with varied flow rate options and are fed by a centrifugal feeder onto a conveyor belt. A lightweight, mechanical and servo - controlled backed up dancer assembly maintains tension in the pipe. Winder is equipped with an automatic length counter and auto splicing push button and capable of taking max coil diameter of 750 mm. Rajoo also provides a fully automatic coil wrapping machine for pipe packing.
The line is distinctly running at 150 meter/min. Pipe thickness of 0.2 – 0.9 mm, dripper spacing variation ±3%, automatic winder speed of 180mpm, and hole punching unit of 800 drippers per minute are other defining parameters. Typical systems come with an 80mm/32D extruder. Auto detection control for dripper hole ensures convenience and precision.
India’s decision to put steep tariffs of between 60 and 174 percent on Chinese-made molding machines in 2009 effectively froze those companies out of the market, and Taiwan industry sources have said their companies moved quickly to take advantage. But similar tariffs directed at them could also freeze Taiwanese companies out of India.
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