Special material sheet extruder machines play a key role in new energy, medical, aerospace and other fields with their processing capabilities for high-performance materials, and have become important equipment in the high-end manufacturing industry.
In the field of new energy, it can process high and low temperature resistant fluoroplastic sheets for the insulation layer of lithium battery cells, meeting the working environment requirements of -40℃ to 200℃. At the same time, it can produce EVA film sheets for photovoltaic modules, and improve the light transmittance and sealing of photovoltaic panels by precisely controlling the thickness deviation (±0.02mm).
In the medical industry, for medical-grade PVC, PE and other materials, the extruder adopts a food-grade screw design, and with the Class 8 clean workshop production environment, it can process film sheets for infusion bags and blood bags to ensure that the products are non-toxic, aging-resistant and meet ISO 10993 biocompatibility standards.
The aerospace industry relies on its ability to process lightweight, high-strength materials, such as carbon fiber reinforced PEEK sheets, which are used for aircraft interior and structural parts. They are 40% lighter than traditional metal materials and have excellent chemical corrosion resistance. In addition, high-temperature resistant polyimide sheets for aerospace are also produced by this equipment to meet the extreme environmental requirements of spacecraft.
In the packaging and electronics industries, it can produce antibacterial CPP sheets (for food packaging) and thermally conductive silicone sheets (heat dissipation for electronic components). By adjusting the screw speed and temperature parameters, the sheet performance can be precisely controlled.
With the advantages of "strong material adaptability + controllable performance", the special material sheet extruder machine promotes the application and upgrading of materials in multiple industries and becomes the core supporting equipment for high-end manufacturing.
