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A rubber extruder machine is a core piece of equipment in the rubber processing industry. It is designed to plasticize and extrude compounded rubber into continuous profiles, sheets, or coatings. Depending on your production needs, we offer both cold feed rubber extruders and hot feed extruders, with optional pin-barrel technology for superior mixing and temperature control.
Our rubber extrusion lines are widely used in the manufacturing of tire components, automotive hoses, industrial seals, cable insulation, and various custom rubber profiles.
Screw & Barrel Material: High-quality 38CrMoAlA alloy steel, treated with nitriding, ensuring high wear resistance and a long service life.
Temperature Control System: Multi-zone independent water or oil circulation cooling systems to ensure precise temperature control and prevent scorching (vulcanization) during the extrusion process.
Drive System: Heavy-duty AC motors with frequency inverters (VFD) for smooth speed adjustment and energy savings.
Pin Barrel Technology (Optional): For cold feed extrusion, the pin barrel design improves the plasticizing effect, reduces the extrusion temperature, and increases the output by up to 50% compared to standard extruders.
Extrusion Heads (Dies): Custom-designed extrusion heads are available to produce specific profiles, such as tire treads, sidewalls, hoses, or flat sheets.
Tire Industry: Extruding tire treads, sidewalls, apex, and inner liners.
Automotive & Industrial Hoses: Manufacturing inner tubes, outer covers, and reinforcing layers.
Sealing & Profiles: Extruding weather strips, window seals, and custom rubber shapes.
Cable & Wire: Extruding insulation and jacketing layers.
Rubber Sheets & Mats: Producing continuous flat sheets, conveyor belt covers, and waterproof membranes.
Q1: What is the difference between a cold feed and a hot feed rubber extruder?
A: A cold feed extruder directly processes raw, unheated rubber compound, saving the cost of a warming mill. A hot feed extruder requires pre-warmed (hot) rubber strips, usually offering higher output but requiring more equipment and labor.
Q2: Can you customize the extrusion head (die) for my specific product?
A: Yes, we have a strong R&D team that can design and manufacture custom extrusion heads based on your product cross-section drawings.
Q3: How do you control the temperature during extrusion?
A: We use multi-zone cooling systems (water or oil) combined with precise temperature sensors. For cold feed extrusion, the pin-barrel design also helps dissipate heat from the rubber compound.
If you need detailed technical solutions or customized quotations, please feel free to contact us. We will provide professional equipment selection suggestions and technical support based on your specific product specifications and production needs.
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| Parameter | Cold Feed Extruder | Hot Feed Extruder |
|---|---|---|
| Screw Diameter | Φ45mm – Φ250mm | Φ50mm – Φ200mm |
| L/D Ratio | 12:1 – 18:1 | 4:1 – 6:1 |
| Main Motor Power | 18.5 kW – 450 kW | 15 kW – 250 kW |
| Max. Output | Up to 3,500 kg/h | Up to 2,500 kg/h |
| Heating Method | Electric / Oil | Steam / Electric |
| Control System | PLC + Touch Screen | PLC + Touch Screen |
Note: Specifications can be fully customized based on your product requirements and target capacity.
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