Film Extrusion
Alpine Kicks Off K With Lots of Layers
Layers are great with chocolate cake. And blown film too. Hosokawa Alpine ran what’s believed to be a show first: an 11-layer line producing nylon-based barrier film.
Read MoreK 2016: Day Two Show Report
Plastics Technology Editorial Director Jim Callari discusses extrusion trends at K 2016 in Düsseldorf, Germany.
WatchExtruding Very High-Flow Polymers
Screw designs not suited to process lower-viscosity materials will result in poor melt quality and lower outputs.
Read MoreHelp’s On the Way for Sheet Processors
Do you extrude sheet? Are you interested in networking with fellow processors, suppliers and sheet extrusion experts? Maybe you have questions about new-generation materials, or fundamental issues with drying?
Read MoreEXTRUSION: Feedblock Fine-Tunes Layers, Balances Velocities
Device is adjustable in-line and is available with larger than usual channel widths to reduce shear stress and interfacial instability.
Read MoreNext Generation Films Plans Big Expansion
Ohio processor to spend $75 million on new facility, equipment.
Read MoreBOPET Films' Growth Prospects Look Very Good
Market demand to be driven by significant use in both packaging and technical applications.
Read MoreTreofan Simplifies Laminate Structure; Boosts Sealing Performance of BOPP Films
ExxonMobil’s Vistamaxx featured in new five-layer BOPP Film.
Read MoreK 2016 Preview: Extrusion and Compounding
Regardless of what you might be extruding, the themes of speed and flexibility will loom large in extrusion at the giant show.
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