Rowe Equipment is your trusted source for granulator replacement parts and accessories for plastics processing operations. Our comprehensive inventory includes granulator blades, screens, wear parts, and accessories from leading manufacturers, all built to meet or exceed Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specifications.
With over 25 years of experience serving the plastics processing industry, Rowe Equipment understands the critical role granulators play in your operation. Whether you need replacement blades, screens, or complete parts kits, our experienced team can help you find the right components to keep your granulator running efficiently. Same-day shipping is available to minimize your downtime.
304 / 316 SS
+ Carbon Steel
20-500+
Mesh Counts
Same-day
Shipping Available
30+ Years
In Polymer Filtration
Precision-ground rotor blades manufactured from high-quality tool steels. Available in straight-cut, helical, staggered, and double-edged configurations. OEM replacement and custom options.
Fixed-position bed knives in single-edge, double-edge, adjustable, and segmented configurations. Manufactured to exact OEM specifications for proper fit and performance.
Precision-punched screens in round hole (1/4″, 5/16″, 3/8″, 1/2″), square hole, and herringbone patterns. Custom screen fabrication available for specialized requirements.
High-quality tool steel blades for general-purpose applications. D2 offers excellent wear resistance while A2 provides superior toughness for impact-prone operations.
Premium blade materials for demanding applications. M2 high-speed steel and carbide-tipped blades offer superior wear resistance for abrasive materials like glass-filled resins.
Pre-configured blade and screen kits for major granulator models. Ensures you have all necessary components for scheduled maintenance and blade changes.
Key factors to consider when selecting granulator parts:
Granulator Make/Model:
Ensure parts match your specific equipment including Cumberland, Rapid, Conair, Foremost, and others
Blade Material:
Match steel grade to material being processed for optimal blade life and cutting performance
Screen Size:
Select hole size based on desired regrind particle size and downstream process requirements
Cutting Configuration:
Consider rotor type (open vs. closed) and knife arrangement for your specific granulator model
Production Volume:
Higher throughput may require more frequent blade replacement or premium blade materials
Material Being Processed:
Abrasive materials require harder blade materials like M2 high-speed steel or carbide-tipped blades
Plastic Injection Molding
Blow Molding
Plastic Extrusion
Thermoforming
Plastic Recycling
Compounding
Rotational Molding
Film and Sheet Production
Automotive Parts Manufacturing
Packaging
Runner and sprue regrind
Reject part size reduction
Start-up and purge material processing
Post-consumer plastic recycling
Post-industrial scrap processing
Edge trim granulation
Skeleton scrap processing
Bottle and container recycling
Film and sheet regrind
Closed-loop recycling systems
Blade change frequency depends on material hardness, throughput volume, and blade material. Signs that blades need attention include: increased fines, inconsistent regrind size, higher motor amperage, excessive noise, or visible blade damage. Many operations sharpen blades every 2-4 weeks. Our maintenance scheduler can help you establish an optimal service interval.
D2 tool steel is most common for general-purpose applications. A2 provides better toughness for impact-prone applications. M2 and carbide-tipped blades offer superior wear resistance for abrasive materials like glass-filled resins. Our blade material selector can recommend the optimal steel grade for your specific materials and production volume.
Proper blade gap is critical for cut quality and blade life. Generally, gap should be approximately 10-20% of material thickness being cut. Tighter gaps produce finer cuts but increase wear. Our blade gap calculator can provide specific recommendations based on your material type and thickness. Consult your granulator manual or contact our team for assistance.
Screen size depends on how you’ll use the regrind. Common sizes: 1/4″ for injection molding blends, 3/8″ for extrusion, 1/2″ for blow molding. Smaller holes produce finer regrind but reduce throughput. Our screen size advisor can help you select the optimal hole size based on your specific downstream process requirements.
Yes, we can cross-reference competitor and OEM part numbers to provide matching replacements. Send us your current blade dimensions or part numbers for assistance. Our blade cross-reference tool can help you quickly identify compatible Rowe Equipment parts for Cumberland, Rapid, Conair, and other major granulator brands.
Contact our team to discuss blade sharpening options and recommendations for your specific blade type and material. Professional resharpening can restore cutting performance and extend blade life, often providing better value than premature replacement, especially for premium blade materials.
Match competitor and OEM part numbers to Rowe Equipment replacement blades. Simplifies finding the right parts for any granulator brand.
Recommend optimal blade material (D2, A2, M2, carbide) based on plastic type, additives, and production volume to maximize blade life.
Recommend optimal screen hole size based on end-use application for the regrind to ensure quality matches processing requirements.
Calculate recommended blade gap settings based on material type and thickness to optimize cut quality and extend blade life.
Create blade sharpening and replacement schedules based on usage patterns to prevent unexpected downtime and maintain consistent regrind quality.
Diagnose granulator problems based on symptoms (noise, fines, inconsistent output) and quickly identify root causes with recommended solutions.
Build complete blade and screen kits based on granulator make/model to ensure all necessary parts are ordered for maintenance.
Get instant pricing based on blade type, quantity, and granulator model to streamline ordering and get budget estimates immediately.
