Plastic Pipe Extruder Production Process Flow


Time:

2017-05-29

Plastic pipe extruders are used to produce a wide range of pipes and profiled sections in various specifications. They primarily manufacture pipes with diverse diameters and wall thicknesses for agricultural water supply and drainage, building water supply and drainage, and cable‑laying applications. These extruders are suitable for processing resin‑based materials such as PP, PE, PS, ABS, PVC, and PPC. In a PVC pipe extrusion line, the resin is melted and plasticized within the extruder, then forced through a die to form a tubular parison. The parison is subsequently cooled and shaped, drawn, and cut to yield finished plastic pipes. For certain applications requiring specific fittings or connections, the pipe ends may also be enlarged using an expanding‑mouth machine; these operations are carried out on equipment integrated into the pipe‑manufacturing process.

Plastic pipe extruders are used to produce a wide range of pipe and profile products in various specifications. They primarily manufacture pipes with diverse diameters and wall thicknesses for agricultural water supply and drainage, building water supply and drainage, and cable‑laying applications. These extruders are suitable for producing pipes made from resin‑based materials such as PP, PE, PS, ABS, PVC, and PPC.

 

A PVC plastic pipe extruder melts and plastifies the material, which is then extruded through a die to form a pipe parison. The parison is subsequently cooled and shaped, drawn, and cut to produce finished plastic pipes. For certain applications requiring specific fittings or connections, the pipe ends may also be enlarged using an expanding‑mouth machine. These processes are carried out using specialized equipment integrated into the production line for converting parisons into finished pipes.