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Conical Twin Screw Extruder Rheomex TW100
This laboratory size twin screw extruder enables the continuous compounding and
blending of thermoplastics and rubbers. Used in combination with the Haake
Rheocord 90 torque rheometer, it can also be used to determine the flow and
processing conditions of materials. The extruder temperature is variable from
ambient to 500°C and features interchangeable load cells for a variety of
torque ranges.
Example
In developing technology to compatibilize commingled waste plastics, this
extruder was used to compound our materials and to study flow and processing
conditions. The obtained information, such as torque, extrusion temperatures
and pressures, extrusion speed, etc., was used in the simulation of production
processes.
Haake Internal Mixer
The Haake has an internal, intensive mixer which can be used for a wide range of
applications. The torque required to mix materials is measured and recorded. These
measurements enable the study of the viscosity changes of a polymer during loading,
fusion, and melting. By changing the rotor and/or the rotor speed, the effect of
shear rate on the sample viscosity can be evaluated from the torque curve. The
Haake Rheocord is designed to provide a uniform thermal profile throughout the
mixer with precise and uniform heating and cooling.
Example
In the study to compatibilize multiphase polymer blends, the Haake was used to
prepare blend samples for compatibilization studies. The Rheomex TW100 twin
screw extruder was used in combination with the Haake Rheocord 90 to test the
flow and processing conditions of the materials during mixing.
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