Available evidence
What this site can show is the procurement method: a written feed specification, a named machine boundary, and a trial sequence that records sample identity, demonstration steps and acceptance documents. Industry technical terms used in briefs include throughput, duty cycle, feedstock, connected load, three-phase supply, compressed air demand, cooling water, footprint, PLC interface, FAT, SAT, spare parts, tooling, changeover and working pressure. Key numeric fields, when the buyer has them, are connected load in kW, supply frequency in Hz, working pressure at the screen in bar or psi, throughput in kg/h with material and conditions, and footprint in mm or in. Thomas, DirectIndustry and CYIMEX pages describe how industrial buyers discover and RFQ machinery; they do not prove that a particular pelletizing serial will run your scrap.
EREMA’s INTAREMA technical table is cited in our articles as a published example of how throughput is qualified by material properties, configuration and feeding logistics. That citation is a reading aid. It is not an affiliation, a performance promise, or a claim that every quoted line matches those rows.
What does the source not establish?
Public machinery pages do not establish factory ownership, US inventory, CE or UL coverage for a whole line, or a discount versus market. Certifications attach to a named supplier and product, not to this website. Customer counts, founding years and savings percentages are not on file, so they are not published. A brochure ISO logo is not an acceptance record for the serial you might later purchase.