commissioning and services

commissioning and services

Hoodad co., is the service-based company and our goals is to solving your technical problems which happened in your extruders or production lines. So, no matter whether you are extruder seller of buyers, we are here to help you to solve your technical problems

spare parts

spare parts

We are familiar with your extruder and your production lines and we have good sources for extruder spare parts, So we can help you to purchase high quality spare parts for your production line

Technical consultant

Technical consultant

If you want to buy polymer production line, extruders, spare parts and auxiliary machines and instruments which related to your products, we are here to give you better consultant to choose better equipment.

Screw and Barrel Heating and Cooling

Heating and Cooling in the Screw and Barrel The screw and barrel assembly is the core section of an extruder, where the polymer is fed, melted, conveyed, mixed, devolatilized, and finally pumped to the die. Both the screw and barrel sections are designed to be modular, allowing them to be configured in different layouts to

Feeding Polymer to the Extruder

Feeding Polymer into a Twin Screw Extruder: Techniques and Best Practices Feeding polymer correctly into a twin screw extruder ensures consistent output and high-quality compounding. Several factors influence the best feeding method, including: The extruder design (parallel or conical, co-rotating or counter-rotating) The type of material used The location of feed introduction Starve Feeding in

Drying

Drying Polymer Materials Before Extrusion: Why It Matters Proper drying of hygroscopic polymers before extrusion is essential to prevent material degradation and maintain high-quality output. Moisture-sensitive polymers absorb water from the air, and if not dried correctly, they can lose their mechanical strength, show surface defects, and suffer from reduced molecular weight. Why Some Polymers

Raw Material Blending and Mixing

 Raw Material Blending and Mixing for Extrusion Manufacturers often blend or mixing multiple ingredients before extrusion to meet the final product’s specifications. When you use more than one polymer or additive, you must ensure uniform distribution before materials reach the extruder feed throat. Key Challenges in Blending Multiple Raw Materials Separating powders from pellets Distributing