Adjustable pipe extrusion die with internal cooling

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Means feeding fluent stock from plural sources to common... – Extrusion shaping means

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425549, 425552, 425403, 425463, 425466, A21C 300

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047893273

ABSTRACT:
An extrusion die, particularly for double-walled thermoplastic pipes, includes an extrusion head, a nozzle, two concentric hollow mandrels carrying die lips and an additional cooling mandrel. The lips have threaded adjusting members to vary the sizes of the die gaps, the lips for the inner wall being provided with electrical heaters. The concentric mandrels have a spider with members for its radial adjustment. The cooling mandrel has substantially annular channels for a coolant, comunicating with each other by means of a sharply skewed opening and combined into a number of sections to control intensity of heat exchange.

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