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Used Coperion Equipment For Sale

German manufacturer of compounding and extrusion systems.

Popular Models:ZSK SeriesSTS SeriesK-Tron FeedersZSK Mc18

About Coperion

Coperion GmbH (formerly Werner & Pfleiderer) is a German manufacturer of twin screw extruders, feeders, and bulk material handling systems. Coperion is the world leader in co-rotating twin screw extrusion technology, with the ZSK series being the industry standard for high-volume compounding. Their equipment is used for compounding, reactive extrusion, devolatilization, and processing of engineering plastics, masterbatch, and specialty compounds. Coperion also produces K-Tron feeders and bulk material handling systems. Meadoworks stocks used Coperion extruders and feeding systems.

Coperion Specialties

Twin screw extrudersCompounding systemsFeeding systemsBulk material handlingReactive extrusion

Most Coperion Equipment Sells Before We Can List It

If you're looking for a specific Coperion model or specification,contact us directly. We have access to unlisted inventory and equipment coming in from plant closures across North America.

Frequently Asked Questions About Used Coperion Equipment

Is Coperion the same as Werner & Pfleiderer?

Yes. Coperion was formerly known as Werner & Pfleiderer (or Werner Pfleiderer). The company rebranded to Coperion. Equipment may be found under either name. Both refer to the same manufacturer of premium twin screw extruders.

How much does a used Coperion twin screw extruder cost?

Used Coperion ZSK twin screw extruders range from $50,000-$100,000 for smaller models to $200,000-$500,000+ for large production compounding systems.

Sell Your Coperion Equipment

Looking to sell your used Coperion equipment? Meadoworks is an active cash buyer of Coperion machines. Get a free valuation by calling 800-323-0307 or submitting your equipment details.

Looking for Specific Coperion Equipment?

Can't find what you need? Contact our team with your requirements. We source equipment from plant closures and facilities across North America and can often locate specific machines.