VERFAHREN ZUR HERSTELLUNG EINES NICHT-KLEBENDEN GRANULATS AUS EINEM POLYESTERMATERIAL UND ZUR WEITERVERARBEITUNG EINES SO HERGESTELLTEN GRANULATS

Disclosed is a method of producing a non-adhering granulate above the glass-transition temperature comprising a polyester material, in which the polyester material is introduced into a cooling water flow as a melt and is separated from the cooling water after passing through a cooling stretch. The dwell time of the polyester material in the cooling stretch is 0.2-5 sec, and the cooling water has a pressure of at least 2 bar along the cooling stretch. For the thus obtained granulate, post-crystallization is not required, at least not in every case. It has been shown that the granulate does not adhere, even without post-crystallization and mechanical movement if no additional external input of energy takes place. Even during heating under pressure, no adhesion could be observed.