textile plastic coextrusion
Description
Discover coextruded tape, used in the building and public works and agriculture sectors as reinforcement in a construction operation (e.g. reinforced earth, tutoring...). A combination of textile and plastic, coextrusion is a process that involves melting thermoplastic resins which then cover the textile in the form of threads (high-tenacity polyester threads, for example). Each material brings its own properties to the product. So, according to the specifications we receive, we will incorporate all the characteristics you need: resistance, texture, etc... Note: the plastic residues generated can be transformed into reusable beads, reducing the overall waste produced during the extrusion process.
- Plastics moulding
- co-extrusion
- textile plastic co-extrusion
- bi-material extrusion
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LOUISON INDUSTRIES
France
As a state-of-the-art plastic injection moulding company, we guarantee the highest standards of quality. The thermoplastic granules, with a diameter of 2 to 3 mm, are carefully sucked into a hopper and then heated to high temperature. The molten, malleable material is then injected into the mould, selected according to your specifications. Our high-precision injection moulding machines apply high pressure to allow the plastic to spread evenly in the mould, giving it its final shape. In just a few seconds, the part cools and solidifies, ready to be ejected into a recovery bin. Integrating an automated system into our plastic injection process enables us to minimise costs - Weight: Up to 400 g - Texture: Any texture on request - Composition: Polyester, Polyamide, Polypropylene....