Extrusion welder

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – With separate and distinct upstream agitating or kneading means – With cutting – severing or comminuting means

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2221465, 222240, 366 76, 366183, 425207, 425209, B29C 6540

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051530082

ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to an extruder 1, particularly a small extruder for transferring plastics material in strand form to a plasticized state. In order to improve the homogeneity, it is provided that the screw portion 7 serving for drawing in be constructed simultaneously for granulating the plastics material which is then melted in the further plasticizing portion 6. The special arrangement of the draw-in channel 12 in relation to the configuration of the screw profile of the granulating screw portion 7 causes the separation and granulation of the drawn in plastics strand, so that material which is already granulated is fed into the plasticizing screw portion 6 projecting into the cylindrical bore hole 10 of the housing portion 9 and can then be transferred into the desired state along a short distance.

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