The T-die width comes in three sizes: 100mm, 400mm, and 700mm! You can try it out starting from 5kg of material at a maximum temperature of 500℃.
We assist from prototype development to mass production of film and sheet extrusion. We offer three types of T-die widths: 100mm, 400mm, and 700mm, with a maximum temperature of 500°C. You can start testing with as little as 5kg of raw material. You can freely design additives such as carbon, and on-site supervision in the factory is possible, allowing for flexible adjustments to conditions and properties. 【Features】 ■ Three types of T-die widths: 100mm, 400mm, and 700mm ■ Maximum temperature of 500°C, testing available from 5kg of raw material ■ Optional designs can be achieved by adding embossing to the cooling rolls ■ Free design of additives such as carbon is possible *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications (Excerpt)】 ■Roll surface length: 800mm ■T-die size: 400mm, 700mm, 100mm ■Product thickness: 10μ to 3mm (3000μ) ■Operating temperature: around 350℃ (maximum 500℃) ■Production speed: up to 30m (per minute) ■Extrusion amount ・High-output screw: continuous operation 30Kg/h (prototype operation Max 50kg/h) ・Low-output screw: continuous operation 15kg/h (prototype operation Max 25kg/h) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Bax Corporation started with the desire to challenge the limits of bag manufacturing, named from the MAX of BAG. Currently, 90% of our business has evolved into the extrusion film molding industry, which produces films and sheets, and we have innovated our company name to Bad ass E xtruder. As a group of crazy individuals with unique extrusion technology, we aim to rapidly create the technology and environment that can contribute to the development of future materials, thereby enhancing Japan's strength and national power.