Tubing extrusion tooling.

Corrugating extrusion heads are engineered for increased design flexibility, enhanced durability and improved crush resistance. The patent-pending extrusion Series 400 is thus said to be adaptable to a wide variety of corrugated equipment and molds. The Series 400 is said to offer benefits for OEMs, as well as for automotive and medical applications. The tooling includes the company's multi-port spiral flow design that is said to provide a balanced compound distribution with no weld lines to the corrugator. The elimination of weld lines is said to significantly increase the finished product's overall strength. Initial field tests for the Series 400 are said to indicate that users can increase process speed without compromising the end product's integrity. Because of higher output rates, increased productivity and profitability do result, according to the company. The extrusion head Series 400 offers the company's FeatherTouch adjustment to the die holder, a cartridge-style ball assembly that does not require the loosening of retaining screws to make an adjustment.

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