Semi-automatic 3 Phase Soap Duplex Plodder Machine

A duplex vacuum plodder is a soap-making machine that is used to extrude the final soap. Suitable for stamping, the machine comprises of two separate stages in which the first stage is a refiner and the second stage is an extruder. The second stage, i.e. extruder is used to produce the final bar shape in a long continuous billet. A vacuum chamber that functions to de-erate the soap connects these two stages. An extruder is commonly called a plodder in the soap manufacturing industry. The Vacuum Duplex Plodder is used to extrude the final product, which is a long continuous soap bar and at this point it is completely finished. At this stage, the soap bar is actually finished and the only thing left is to change the form of bar by cutting the billets into smaller pieces and stamping a shape if needed. The extruder screw of top noodle plodder carries the milled soap ribbons of soap from hopper and compresses the soap as it tries to pass through the noodle plate. There is a rotating knife that is used to cut the noodles as they come out of the noodle plate and finally fall in to the vacuum chamber. The bottom screw binds the soap noodles under vacuum as the soap mass from the mouth of the cone through the die under pressure.