Plastics processing periodically requires the complete removal of thermooxidized deposits from extruders and injection molding machines. The effectiveness of Cesa Clean comes from the mechanical scrubbing action during purging between the material, plasticizing screw, and barrel. Improve the flow characteristics of plastics during process and enhance both appearance and function

Formulated without fluoropolymers, which may be classifiable as per- and polyfluorinated substances (PFAS), it reduces friction between the polymer and the metal during extrusion, allowing the polymer to be more easily extruded. Lessens friction to allow the polymer to be more easily extruded Improve the flow characteristics of plastics during process and enhance both appearance and function

In synthetic fibers, recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) material from plastic bottles was the first recycled content used in textile products such as sportswear and technical textiles. Cesa™ Fiber Tracer Concentrates are specifically developed for extruded fibers, especially polyester and polyamide. For yarns produced with recycled polymer content, the tracers can also be added to the shredded PET/PA material before it’s extruded into polymer pellets, which can offer more flexibility for yarn producers.

Avient's capstock solutions pair with traditional wood plastic composite (WPC) materials as a substrate for a durable outer layer, resulting in an ultra-low maintenance end product. Available for a variety of applications and uses, including: injection molded accessories, wood plastic composite solutions, outdoor furniture, and co-extruded capstocks.

Once encapsulated in the plastic, however, the compound pellets can easily be fed into an extruder or molding machine. Minimize equipment wear by using hardened or abrasion-resistant materials and coatings for extruder barrels and screws and mold tools. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights.

Once encapsulated in the plastic, however, the compound pellets can easily be fed into an extruder or molding machine. Minimize equipment wear by using hardened or abrasion-resistant materials and coatings for extruder barrels and screws and mold tools. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights.

Once encapsulated in the plastic, however, the compound pellets can easily be fed into an extruder or molding machine. Minimize equipment wear by using hardened or abrasion-resistant materials and coatings for extruder barrels and screws and mold tools. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights.

Once encapsulated in the plastic, however, the compound pellets can easily be fed into an extruder or molding machine. Minimize equipment wear by using hardened or abrasion-resistant materials and coatings for extruder barrels and screws and mold tools. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights.

Once encapsulated in the plastic, however, the compound pellets can easily be fed into an extruder or molding machine. Minimize equipment wear by using hardened or abrasion-resistant materials and coatings for extruder barrels and screws and mold tools. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights.

Once encapsulated in the plastic, however, the compound pellets can easily be fed into an extruder or molding machine. Minimize equipment wear by using hardened or abrasion-resistant materials and coatings for extruder barrels and screws and mold tools. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights.