ABA Optima Blown Film Line
ABA Optima Blown Film Line
The most important data at a glance
| Polymer | HM, HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE, CACO3 , Recycled, Bio Degradable/Bio Compostable |
| Thickness Range | 20 – 180 µ |
| Layflat Range | 550 – 1600 mm |
| Output | 60 – 175 Kg/Hr |
General Purpose Film
Liner Bag
Garbage Bag
Shopping Bags
T-Shirt Bags
Bio Degradeble Film
ABA Optima Blown Film Line
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Simple in Design
Easy in Operation
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ABA Optima Blown Film Line
Technical Specification
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Model Name : ABA SE3F Type Three Layer Blown Film Plant |
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Material Used : HM, HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE, CACO3 , Recycled, Bio Degradable/Bio Compostable |
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Output Range : 60 - 175 Kg/Hr (Depends On Extruder’s Size) |
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Screw Diameter : 45 / 55 /65 mm (Customized) |
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Screw L/D : 30:1 |
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Layflat Range : 550 - 1600 mm |
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Thickness Range : 20 – 180 µ |
ABA Optima Blown Film Line
Select Your Model (Can select more than one model)
ABA SE3F 750-45/45
- Screw Diameter: 45/45 mm
- Layflat Range: 350-650 mm
- Max. Output: 70-80 Kg/Hr
- Thickness Range: 20-100 µ
- Optimum Layer Ratio: 1/4/1
ABA SE3F 900-45/45
- Screw Diameter: 45/45 mm
- Layflat Range: 400-800 mm
- Max. Output: 80-90 Kg/Hr
- Thickness Range: 20-100 µ
- Optimum Layer Ratio: 1/4/1
ABA SE3F 1200-45/55
- Screw Diameter: 45/55 mm
- Layflat Range: 550-1100 mm
- Max. Output: 120-130 Kg/Hr
- Thickness Range: 20-150 µ
- Optimum Layer Ratio: 1/6/1
ABA SE3F 1350-45/55
- Screw Diameter: 45/55 mm
- Layflat Range: 550-1250 mm
- Max. Output: 120-130 Kg/Hr
- Thickness Range: 20-150 µ
- Optimum Layer Ratio: 1/6/1
ABA SE3F 1450-55/55
- Screw Diameter: 55/55 mm
- Layflat Range: 650-1350 mm
- Max. Output: 130-140 Kg/Hr
- Thickness Range: 20-150 µ
- Optimum Layer Ratio: 1/7/1
ABA SE3F 1700-55/65
- Screw Diameter: 55/65 mm
- Layflat Range: 750-1600 mm
- Max. Output: 170-175 Kg/Hr
- Thickness Range: 20-180 µ
- Optimum Layer Ratio: 1/7/1
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ABA Optima Blown Film Line
ABA Optima Blown Film Line
The ABA Optima Blown Film Line is a compact and efficient three-layer co-extrusion machine designed for manufacturers who require consistent film quality, material versatility, and reliable day-to-day operation at an optimum output range. Part of the ABA Blown Film Extrusion Series , this machine combines a simple, operator-friendly design with robust melt processing technology to deliver uniform film properties across every production run. Compatible with HM, HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE, CaCo3, Recycled, Bio-Degradable, and Bio-Compostable polymers, the ABA Optima is engineered to serve both conventional packaging needs and the growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly film solutions, making it an ideal entry point into three-layer co-extrusion for growing manufacturers and film converters.
With a production output ranging from 60 to 220 Kg/Hr and screw configurations available at a 30:1 L/D ratio in diameters of 45, 55, and 65 mm , this line ensures homogeneous mixing and melting of polymers across all three layers for consistent melt quality and structural film integrity. The optimum layer ratio structure across all models ensures balanced material distribution , minimizing raw material usage while maintaining film strength and clarity. A layflat range of 550 to 1600 mm combined with a thickness capability of 20 to 180 microns allows producers to manufacture both thin-gauge consumer films and medium-duty industrial films from the same plant, maximising equipment utilization.
This blown film line serves a broad range of industrial and consumer applications. On the industrial side , it efficiently produces general-purpose films and liner bags. For consumer packaging , it supports garbage bags, shopping bags, T-shirt bags, and bio-degradable films, reflecting its versatility across everyday packaging and sustainable film production requirements.
FAQs
Q1. What is the production output capacity of the ABA Optima Blown Film Line?
The machine delivers an output range of 60 to 220 Kg/Hr depending on the selected model and extruder screw diameter configuration. The entry-level ABA SE3F 750-45/45 model achieves 70 to 80 Kg/Hr, while the top-end SE3F 1700-55/65 configuration reaches up to 220 Kg/Hr, making the line well-suited for small-to-medium volume film production operations looking to transition into three-layer co-extrusion.
Q2. What polymers and materials are compatible with the ABA Optima Blown Film Line?
The machine is compatible with a wide range of polymers including High Molecular (HM) grade polyethylene, High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE), Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDPE), CaCo3-filled compounds, recycled post-industrial materials, Bio-Degradable, and Bio-Compostable compounds. This broad material compatibility allows manufacturers to work with both conventional and sustainable raw materials, supporting eco-conscious packaging initiatives and regulatory compliance.
Q3. Can the same machine produce both thin and thick films?
Yes. The ABA Optima Blown Film Line is designed to produce films ranging from 20 to 180 microns in thickness from the same plant, with a layflat range of 550 to 1600 mm. This flexibility allows producers to switch between thin-gauge consumer packaging films and medium-duty industrial films without requiring separate equipment, maximising the return on a single machine investment.
Q4. What kind of after-sales support and maintenance services are available?
Comprehensive post-installation support is available including technical support with remote service capabilities, field service covering inspections, maintenance, repairs, modernisation, die head cleaning, and retrofitting, along with access to original spare parts. A dedicated training academy is also available to ensure operator competency and long-term machine performance.
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