Used for technical pipe applications such as automotive tubing,
convoluted tubes, appliance, house ware, electrical duct and many
other tube applications, these corrugator models offer a tremendous
amount of flexibility. Available in fixed or variable length, blow
molding or vacuum forming, horizontal or vertical design, there
are innumerable choices to meet your specific tubing extrusion application.
Unicor have a wide range of experience with materials, and typically
have a machine available for production trials.
Typically used to produce single wall corrugated pipe and double
wall corrugated pipe this range of machinery includes the Unicor
UC100 water cooled high speed vacuum corrugator along with the UC250
and UC500 models. With the recent addition of the Fraenkishe line
of pipe corrugators there is also a machine available to 800mm.
Utilizing water cooled mold blocks, these corrugators are ideal
for running in highly variable temperature environments, especially
hot plants above 100 degree fahrenheit. Unicor's corrugator designs
with the tight inlet radii allows for doublewall die designs with
very short die sets, allowing for lower back pressure with the result
of very high outputs. Typical materials run on these machines will
be HDPE, PVC
and PP.
The Unicor shuttle technology has been developed over the past
decade evolving to a very simple and efficient drive system to cycle
the water cooled mold blocks through the pipe forming middle channel.
The first inventors of the shuttle concept Unicor have developed
a number of machine models to cover the wide range of diameters
that can be made on this machinery platform. The recent redesign
of the shuttle corrugators to meet the needs of the North American
market has resulted in a corrugator carrier design of 24",
giving the customer the opportunity to match existing mold blocks
or profile designs on the corrugator. All Unicor shuttle corrugators
are based on water cooling and vacuum forming for the mold blocks,
however it may be possible to use air cooled molds if the customer
does not require the output and diameter control inherent with water
cooled molds.
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