Titlebook: Extruding Plastics; A practical processi D. V. Rosato Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Compound.computer.Extrusion.

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Coating and lamination,stic(s). The basic common principle involved in coating and laminating is that a very hot plastic melt is used. The main purpose of these treatments is to combine the best properties of the plastics and substrates. In this chapter, most of the material concerns coating, however it also applies to laminating [1, 88, 218, 327, 341, 358, 415].

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Jos D. M. Platenkamp,Almut Schneidermarket challenges [1]. There are also batch or noncontinuous processing of plastics (Chapter 18) that include injection blow molding (Chapter 15), injection molding (Chapter 18), and the major market of compounding plastic materials (Chapter 17).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-03662-1e the extrusion line does not make a distinction. In this chapter, ‘pipe’ will be used to identify pipe or tube unless a specific situation exists for one or the other, such as collapsible tubes (usually not called pipe) [1, 88, 218, 327, 341, 358, 415].

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The complete extrusion process,market challenges [1]. There are also batch or noncontinuous processing of plastics (Chapter 18) that include injection blow molding (Chapter 15), injection molding (Chapter 18), and the major market of compounding plastic materials (Chapter 17).

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Pipe and tube,e the extrusion line does not make a distinction. In this chapter, ‘pipe’ will be used to identify pipe or tube unless a specific situation exists for one or the other, such as collapsible tubes (usually not called pipe) [1, 88, 218, 327, 341, 358, 415].

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A Unified Typology of Capitalisms,uction by minimizing tolerances, reduced setup times by means of automated startup aids, savings (electrical and water) by the optimization of the plasticator, and reduced scrap. Table 6.3 provides a guide for comparing important requirements for processes and products [397].

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Process control and computer operation,uction by minimizing tolerances, reduced setup times by means of automated startup aids, savings (electrical and water) by the optimization of the plasticator, and reduced scrap. Table 6.3 provides a guide for comparing important requirements for processes and products [397].

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Book 1998ewing other lines that can provide their line with operating improvements; (2) those processing or extruding plastics for the first time; (3) those consider- ing going into another extrusion process; (4) those desiring additional information about employing the design of various products more effi-

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