Film blowing machine is a mechanical equipment that heats and melts plastic particles and then blows them into films.
The dry polyethylene particles are added into the hopper, and the particles enter the screw from the hopper by their own weight. When the particles contact with the inclined edge of the thread, the rotating inclined edge generates a thrust perpendicular to the plastic, pushing the plastic particles forward. During the moving process, the plastic particles are gradually dissolved due to the friction between the plastic material and the screw, the plastic and the barrel, as well as the collision and friction between the particles, and also due to the external heating of the barrel. The molten plastic is filtered by the machine head to remove impurities and comes out from the die mouth of the die head. It is cooled by the wind ring, blown and expanded by the herringbone plate, pulled by the roller, and rolled into a cylinder.
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