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Conical twin-screw extruders are widely used in polymer processing due to their high shear force, superior mixing capability, and excellent degassing performance, making them particularly suitable for heat-sensitive materials like PVC. Below is a detailed breakdown of their key applications and real-world use cases.
Process Features:
The high compression ratio and forced feeding ensure uniform plasticization of PVC dry blends.
Vacuum degassing effectively removes volatiles, preventing bubbles and yellowing.
Typical Configuration:
Screw Diameter: 55/110mm, 65/132mm (for high output)
Auxiliary Equipment: Calibration table, haul-off unit, cutter
Advantages:
Higher output (200-600 kg/h, depending on specifications) compared to single-screw extruders.
Better suited for calcium carbonate-filled PVC formulations (e.g., drainage pipes with 30% CaCO₃).
Example:
Production lines for Φ20-Φ110mm PVC-U drainage pipes.
Applications:
Advertising boards, construction templates, anti-corrosion pads.
Key Requirement:
Smooth surface finish (requires high-precision dies).
Material Composition:
PVC/PE/PP + wood flour (30-60%) + additives (coupling agents, lubricants).
Advantages of Tapered Twin-Screw Extruders:
High shear force ensures uniform dispersion of wood flour, preventing agglomeration.
Vacuum degassing removes moisture and volatiles from wood flour.
E.g., railings, planters, furniture.
Applicable Materials:
PVC cable scraps, profile trimmings, waste pipes.
Process Considerations:
Requires strong filtration (screen changers) to remove impurities.
Stabilizers must be added to prevent degradation.
E.g., PE/PP recyclates (screw configuration adjustments may be needed).