Windmöller & Hölscher-Tech Extrusion
Windmöller and Holscher offer a diverse range of blown film extrusion lines, each formulated to satisfy unique production necessities and serve a wide range of market desires.
Extrusion
IBC, OBC, and Water Quench Blown Film Extrusion: Key Differences and Applications
A common and effective method for cooling are internal bubble cooling (IBC), outer bubble cooling (OBC), and water quench.
Extrusion Process |Types of extrusion process
The extrusion process is one of the most versatile processes. It converts a plastic material into a product of a specific cross-section by forcing the material through an orifice called a die under controlled conditions.
What is a Blown Film Extrusion Machine? Working, Parts, and Uses Explained
The blown film process is a manufacturing method used to produce plastic films or sheets. It is commonly utilized in the production of flexible packaging materials, including bags, wraps, and shrink films.
Hydrostatic Extrusion | Impact Extrusion
Hydrostatic extrusion is a specialized metal-forming process used to shape and deform materials, particularly metals, by applying high-pressure fluid.
Direct Extrusion || Indirect Extrusion
Direct extrusion is a manufacturing process used to create various products with a continuous cross-sectional profile.
Blown film extrusion process – Tech Extrusion
The term “blown” comes from the fact that air is introduced through the center of the die, inflating the tube like a balloon.