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Rough inner wall of polyolefin plastomer extruded products

Problem Phenomenon
The inner wall of the pipe or profile is rough and uneven, with visible stripes or particles. A rough inner wall affects the fluid resistance and hygienic performance of the pipe and may breed bacteria in water supply pipes.
Cause Analysis
(1)The mandrel temperature is too low and the melt undergoes stick-slip flow on the mandrel surface (2)The mandrel surface finish is insufficient or worn (3)The compressed air pressure is insufficient (during internal pressure sizing) (4)The melt temperature is too low and the flowability is poor (5)The screw plasticization is insufficient and there are unmelted particles in the melt
Solution
(1)Appropriately raise the mandrel temperature to match the die temperature (180-230°C range) (2)Polish the mandrel surface to Ra≤0.2μm, with chrome plating when necessary (3)Check the compressed air system to ensure stable pressure (4)Appropriately raise the barrel temperature to a reasonable value within the range of 180-230°C (5)Optimize the screw design and speed to ensure sufficient plasticization
Key Takeaway
A rough inner wall is caused by low mandrel temperature or poor surface condition, and needs to be solved from temperature control and mold maintenance.
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