Extrusion

Carbon black pigments limit NIR sorting, raising recyclability, compliance, and cost challenges for black plastic packaging.

PVC remains one of the world’s most versatile and widely used polymers, but producing high-performance PVC products requires far more than selecting the right resin. From pipe and window profiles to foam board and flooring, success depends on understanding the relationship between gelation, fusion, additives, and processing conditions.

Engineers use machine learning algorithms to map polymer degradation, replacing physical trials with precise predictive models for industrial extrusion pipelines.

Engineers eliminate calcination emissions by encapsulating waste inside cross-linked polymers, creating load-bearing, modular blocks for rapid deployment.

Ultrasonic extrusion boosts HDPE barrier performance, offering a path to recyclable, monomaterial packaging without multilayers.

Upcycled plastic becomes durable, low‑carbon building materials as Kubik transforms waste into affordable, interlocking components for sustainable construction.

Small errors in additive feeding can create disproportionate effects on formulation accuracy, process stability, and final part quality.

Polyolefins are increasingly replacing conventional materials as encapsulant films in photovoltaic solar panels.

Morphing technology is key to green aviation, enabling real-time adaptation that significantly improves aerodynamic efficiency.

Inline rheology and spectroscopy enable real-time melt monitoring, improving quality control in extrusion and injection molding.