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Extrusion line projects: the evidence behind the brochure
Extrusion line projects are where a quotation stops being a claim. This section collects what was delivered, where, on which material and at what measured output — plus the plant footage that shows the line running.
Quick answer
These extrusion line projects pages hold three kinds of evidence: case studies that record country, material, configuration and measured output; turnkey scope that shows what a full plant contract includes; and running videos filmed in customer plants. Nothing here is a stock photo of somebody else's machine.
What is inside these extrusion line projects pages
Most supplier galleries show a machine against a white background. A buyer comparing three quotations needs something else: which material ran, on what configuration, at what output, in which country — and ideally a video of it running.
So each entry answers the same four questions. Country and material tell you whether the project is comparable to yours. Configuration tells you the screw diameter, L/D, torque class and pelletizing method. Measured output tells you what the machine actually did at commissioning, as opposed to what the datasheet allows. Customer names are published only with written permission; everything else is verifiable.
Three sections, three questions
Customer cases
Country, material, configuration and measured output for delivered lines — the comparison set.
Turnkey projects
What a full plant contract includes, stage by stage, and what the customer has to provide.
Video library
Plant footage, trial runs and pelletizing close-ups, sorted by material and machine.
How to read a project page in 60 seconds
- Check the material first. A 40% talc line and an 88% CaCO3 line are different machines with the same model number.
- Then the output. Compare kg/h at the die, not motor power. Output per kW tells you how hard the machine is working.
- Then the pelletizing method. Strand, water-ring and underwater cutting give different pellet shape and dust levels.
- Then the country. Voltage, certification and ambient conditions change the electrical scope.
If a project does not state those four things, it is a photograph rather than a reference — and it should not be used to justify a price difference.
By material
The same projects are organised a second way, by application, because buyers usually search for the material rather than the machine: 32 extrusion lines by application covers filler and colour masterbatch, cable compound, engineering plastics, recycling, WPC, food and biodegradable materials. Each of those pages carries the parameter table, the equipment configuration and the three mistakes that cost most on that material.
For a project comparable to yours, send the material and the target output through the quotation form — the reply names the closest line we have already delivered, and the video if one exists. Background: extrusion.
FAQ
What qualifies as a project page?
A named installation with country, material and a measured output figure - customer-identified only with permission.
Can I get references in my country or industry?
Usually yes, across 70+ countries; ask with your material and output and the closest reference line is named in the reply.
Do these projects include full plants?
The turnkey entries do - layout, machines, installation and commissioning as one scope; see the turnkey page for how that is scheduled.