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    Extrutech Extruder Single Screw E-925

    Extrutech Extruder Single Screw E-925

    • Manufacturer: Extrutech

    Extrutech Model E-925, inline, (5) zone, single screw extruder, with production rates from 10,000 to 33,000 Lbs of kibble style dog food or 10,000 to 26,000 Ibs of kibble style cat food per hour. Equipped with 9"...

    Carol Stream, IL
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    Buhler-Maig Extruder Single Screw M-MN-400

    Buhler-Maig Extruder Single Screw M-MN-400

    • Manufacturer: Bühler

    Buhler Maig Model M-MN-400, inline, single screw extruder with productions rates per hour – depending on materials and application. Equipped with product portioner and has product feed hopper with dual 36" long x...

    Carol Stream, IL
  • GLOUCESTER 66″ COOLING ROLL STAND

    GLOUCESTER 66″ COOLING ROLL STAND 18226

      One (1) used 66″ Gloucester cooling and polishing stand having three (3) nominal 20″ diameter chrome plated rolls mounted in a vertical arrangement for down stack operation at a 56″ center-line height. Includes t...

      Elk Grove Village, IL

    Overview

    Extruders are machines used in the manufacturing process to shape materials by forcing them through a die. Commonly used in plastic and metal industries, extruders are essential for creating products like pipes, sheets, and profiles. Their versatility allows them to handle various materials, including polymers, rubber, and even food products.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used extruder?

    Evaluate the extruder's condition, age, and previous usage. Check for signs of wear, especially on the screw and barrel, and ensure the machine has been well-maintained.

    How do I ensure the extruder is shipped safely to my location?

    Hire a logistics company experienced in transporting heavy machinery. Make sure the extruder is properly secured, and all parts are protected from damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for an extruder?

    Regular maintenance includes inspecting the screw and barrel for wear, checking and replacing filters, and ensuring the cooling and heating systems are functioning properly. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals.