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Rough Surface and Unmelted Particles in PEEK Extrusion

Fenómeno del problema
The surface of PEEK extruded rods and sheets is rough, with visible white unmelted particles mixed in, uneven plasticization, poor surface gloss, and a granular feel to the touch.
Análisis de la causa
Low barrel or die temperature causes the melt to be incompletely plasticized — PEEK's melting point of 343℃ requires sufficient temperature in every zone; an overly large expansion area in the die flow channel also causes stagnation and poor plasticization.
Solución
①Raise barrel and die temperatures to ensure complete melting before entering the die; ②Verify that the actual melt temperature meets the standard; ③Optimize the die flow channel design to eliminate stagnation dead spots; ④Ensure sufficient residence time to complete plasticization.
Conclusión clave
For poor plasticization in PEEK extrusion, first check the temperature system; unmelted particles are direct evidence of insufficient temperature; the die flow channel design must match the flow characteristics of high-viscosity melt.
PEEK;extrusion;unmelted particle;plasticization;rough surface;die

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