Rubber extrusion is a continuous process that forces a rubber compound through a mold (also known as a die) to produce uniform shapes. The raw material, typically a combination of natural or synthetic rubber, chemicals, and fillers, is first heated to soften it. Then, the softened rubber is fed into the extruder, which uses a rotating screw to push the material through the die at high pressure....

Feeding section 　　It is also called the solid conveying section, which starts from the feed port until the rubber melts. After the rubber material enters the feed port, under the push of the rotating screw, the rubber material moves relatively between the spiral groove and the inner wall of the cylinder to form a micelle of a certain size. compression section 　　It is also called the...

The 150mm 16D/20D rubber extruder machine is designed for larger-scale production needs. With a 150mm die diameter, it is capable of handling larger extrusion profiles, making it suitable for applications such as large pipe production, automotive parts, and heavy-duty profiles. The 16D/20D aspect ratio indicates the length of the die land, which is crucial for the quality of the extrusion....