Plastic Sheets Calendering & Extrusion Processes | PDFs

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The discussion focuses on the calendering and extrusion processes used in plastic sheet production. Calendering smooths or glosses polymer sheets by passing them through rollers, while extrusion forms plastic products of consistent cross-section by pumping liquid polymer through a die. The initial request for detailed information was criticized for being vague and demanding. Participants emphasized the importance of specificity in questions to receive helpful responses. The user acknowledged the feedback and expressed a willingness to engage more meaningfully in future discussions.
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please i want to detalied description of plastic sheets calendering and extrusion processes.
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Please don't double post.

The reason your first post didn't get many replies is because you were pretty unspecific with what you were asking, didn't sound like you'd researched your question at all, and were quite demanding about how you received your answer!

Calendaring is a process used to smooth or gloss polymer sheet by drawing it through a set of rollers.

Extrusion is a process used to form plastic products of constant cross section by pumping the liquid polymer through a die.

I've studied polymer and composite processing at degree level, and am more than willing to help you out, but nobody's going to write essays for you based on a very vague and unspecific question.
 
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thanks i will try to be more specific and I'm sure u can help in future when i am more involved in thid topic
thank u
 

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