An extrusion crosshead assembly for manufacturing braid reinforced tubing includes a body having a bore housing an outer deflector, an outer spline concentrically mounted within a bore of the outer deflector, an inner spline concentrically mounted within the outer spline and forming a plenum therebetween, an inner deflector concentrically mounted within a bore of the inner spline, and a hollow tip body mounted concentrically within a bore of the inner deflector.

An extrusion crosshead assembly for manufacturing braid reinforced tubing includes a body having a bore housing an outer deflector, an outer spline concentrically mounted within a bore of the outer deflector, an inner spline concentrically mounted within the outer spline and forming a plenum therebetween, an inner deflector concentrically mounted within a bore of the inner spline, and a hollow tip body mounted concentrically within a bore of the inner deflector.

A system and method are presented in which a flow of plastic is extruded to obtain nano-sized features by forming multiple laminated flow streams, flowing in parallel through the non-rotating extrusion system. Each of the parallel laminated flow streams are subjected to repeated steps in which the flows are compressed, divided, and overlapped to amplify the number of laminations. The parallel amplified laminated flows are rejoined to form a combined laminated output with nano-sized features. The die exit is formed to provide a tubular shape.

The present disclosure generally relates to extrusion die systems. In particular, the present disclosure relates to the cyclical extrusion of materials to generate small sized grain features, generally in the range of nanosized grain features, in a tubular or profile shape, in which the individual nanolayers possess pores and/or polymer crystals oriented parallel to the extrusion flow direction and including products with enhanced permeation properties.

The present disclosure generally relates to extrusion die systems. In particular, the present disclosure relates to the cyclical extrusion of materials to generate small sized grain features, generally in the range of nanosized grain features, in a tubular or profile shape, in which the individual nanolayers possess pores and/or polymer crystals oriented parallel to the extrusion flow direction and including products with enhanced permeation properties.

A device for forming a plastic component, which device has a body which is suitable for use in a device for producing a plastic component from a first compound, and which is formed in such a way that, when used in the device for producing plastic components, by being guided past the body, the first compound is brought into a form which has at least one cavity which is continuous in the direction of the guiding past. The device additionally has a line system arranged in the body, through which a second compound can be expelled from an end of the body, in order to introduce a second compound into the cavity while the first compound is guided past the body.

A device for forming a plastic component, which device has a body which is suitable for use in a device for producing a plastic component from a first compound, and which is formed in such a way that, when used in the device for producing plastic components, by being guided past the body, the first compound is brought into a form which has at least one cavity which is continuous in the direction of the guiding past. The device additionally has a line system arranged in the body, through which a second compound can be expelled from an end of the body, in order to introduce a second compound into the cavity while the first compound is guided past the body.

A modular disk coextrusion die is formed of a plurality of cells stacked together. Each cell includes a symmetrical arrangement of thin annular disks, including a central routing disk and two distribution disks on both sides of the central routing disk. The distribution disks are oriented so that their respective distribution inlet openings oppose each other by about 180 degrees. The symmetrical arrangement permits each cell to process the melt streams in a manner that provides enhanced layer uniformity and bubble stability. By stacking several cells, blown films having up to several hundred layers can be made using twelve, twenty-four or more polymer melt streams.

A modular disk coextrusion die is formed of a plurality of cells stacked together. Each cell includes a symmetrical arrangement of thin annular disks, including a central routing disk and two distribution disks on both sides of the central routing disk. The distribution disks are oriented so that their respective distribution inlet openings oppose each other by about 180 degrees. The symmetrical arrangement permits each cell to process the melt streams in a manner that provides enhanced layer uniformity and bubble stability. By stacking several cells, blown films having up to several hundred layers can be made using twelve, twenty-four or more polymer melt streams.

A system and method are presented in which a flow of plastic is extruded to obtain nano-sized features by forming multiple laminated flow streams, flowing in parallel through the non-rotating extrusion system. Each of the parallel laminated flow streams are subjected to repeated steps in which the flows are compressed, divided, and overlapped to amplify the number of laminations. The parallel amplified laminated flows are rejoined to form a combined laminated output with nano-sized features. The die exit is formed to provide a tubular shape.