Manufacturing

Extrusion Manufacturing Process

  1. Material Preparation:
    Raw materials, such as metals, plastics, or ceramics, are prepared for extrusion. Metals are often heated to a malleable state to ease the shaping process.

  2. Loading:
    The prepared material is loaded into the extrusion press, ready to be shaped.

  3. Application of Pressure:
    A ram or plunger applies significant pressure to the material, forcing it through the die.

  4. Forcing Through Die:
    The material is pressed through a die with the desired shape, creating the product’s cross-section.

  5. Product Formation:
    The extruded material exits the die, adopting the desired shape, ready for further processing.

  6. Cooling and Solidification:
    The material is typically cooled to solidify its new shape, ensuring stability and durability.

  7. Finishing:
    Post-extrusion, the product may undergo cutting, straightening, or surface treatment to meet the final specifications.

Our Advantages

  • Enhanced Precision:
    We maintain high accuracy in controlling extrusion parameters, ensuring consistent and precise product dimensions.

  • Material Efficiency:
    With precise control, we minimize material waste, optimizing the use of raw materials for cost-effective production.

  • Improved Efficiency:
    Our advanced extrusion technology accelerates processing speeds, increasing throughput and reducing production time and costs.

  • Versatility:
    We can handle a wide variety of materials and extrusion profiles, making the process suitable for diverse applications across multiple industries.

Dynatron’s extrusion capabilities enable the production of high-quality, complex profiles with exceptional efficiency, supporting a broad range of industrial needs.