Co-extrusion is a versatile manufacturing process that combines two or more plastics into a single product. This technique allows for the creation of materials with unique and enhanced properties, such as increased strength, corrosion resistance, and improved insulation.The process involves extruding multiple thermoplastic materials through a single die with multiple openings. These materials merge and fuse together, forming a single, multi-layered part. This allows for the combination of different materials with varying properties, such as rigid and flexible materials, or materials with different colors (e.g., clear and opaque). Co-extrusion offers significant advantages, enabling the production of complex products with tailored properties that would be difficult or impossible to achieve with single-material extrusion.
Features
| Enhanced Durability |
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| Improved Efficiency by reducing manufacturing costs with shorter lead times. |
| Faster Turnaround |
| Cost-Effective |
| Enhanced Material Properties |
Specifications
| Co-Extrusion Capabilities |
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| Single & dual-durometer profile extrusions |
| Vacuum calibration |
| Automated inline fabrication |
| In-house Plastic extrusion tooling |
| Custom plastic fabrication |
| Inline taping |
| Embossing |
| Printing |
| Special packaging |
| Assembly |
| Mylar film application |
