Pipe extrusion is a manufacturing method that transforms raw plastic materials into continuous pipes for construction, plumbing, and telecommunications. The process begins with plastic being fed into an extruder through a hopper. Inside the extruder, a rotating screw heats and melts the material before forcing it through a die to form a pipe shape.

Key components of the extrusion line include:

Extruder & Screw – Melts and mixes the material.

Die – Shapes the molten plastic into a pipe.

Vacuum & Cooling Tanks – Stabilize and solidify the pipe.

Puller & Cutter – Maintain consistent speed and cut pipes to length.

Common materials used include PVC (for plumbing), PE (gas pipes), PP (chemical-resistant pipes), and PPR (hot/cold water systems). Each material offers unique benefits like durability, flexibility, or heat resistance.

Advantages of Pipe Extrusion:
✔ High efficiency – Continuous production with minimal waste.
✔ Customizable – Adjustable diameter, thickness, and length.
✔ Cost-effective – Lower labor costs compared to molding.

This process enables mass production of durable, precisely sized pipes essential for modern infrastructure.