40mm PVC foam crust board production line
PVC foam board: with corrosion, moisture, mildew, non-absorbent, drilling, sawing, planing, easy thermoforming, heat bending characteristics, it is widely used in furniture, cabinets, cabinet, exhibition stand with board , box core, interior decoration, building materials, chemical industry and other fields with boards, advertising labeling, printing, screen printing, printing, computer lettering, electronic instrumentation products and packaging industries.
However, the production of foam sheet thickness exceeding 20mm has been a technical difficulty, after long-term efforts to improve our company and process technology, successfully developed a foam sheet thickness professional production unit 20-40mm, with the international advanced level. In the industry is the first professional production of PVC foam plate equipment manufacturers.
Equipment features
1.Extruder design of high output, each line can reach 10-12 tons per day of actual production capacity, reduce energy consumption by about 20% than the conventional .
2.Special design of the mold, the mold removed spoiler, reducing the difficulty of the adjustment process to reduce waste.
3.Strengthen the cooling setting board, without the use of freezers can achieve the effect of products crust.
4.Active strong tractor, to solve the structure of other manufacturers insufficient traction slip problems, improve traction than 60% of the conventional structure for stabilizing the extrusion plate.
5.High-precision cutting machine, cut to length can be cut to length, size of the error control in less than 1mm, diagonal error control in less than 1mm.
6.Can accommodate from 50-120 copies of filling calcium, but also add a lot of recycled material.
7.Pattern can be online patching PVC film, special environmentally friendly glue curing time is about 20-30 seconds, and can fit furniture plate color pattern requirements, save, after the film, the transfer process, and can be online to eliminate stress, reduce waste and deformation.
