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Guill introduces the latest generation of its Series 800
Guill Tool, a global manufacturer of extrusion tooling, has shared the latest generation of Series 800. The 2-to-6 layer extrusion tooling is designed to produce the highest quality, highest material-efficient 1/8” to 6” OD tubing for automotive, medical, appliance and industrial applications.
× The redesigned Series 800 produces extrusion and layer definition of Fluropolymer and other materials for all multi-layer, multi-lumen medical tubing, as well as fuel line constructions, multi-layer PEX pipe and drip irrigation applications, among others. The Guill design further allows thin layer combinations of polymers and adhesives to .02mm or less.
Guill offers its line of crossheads and inline tubing dies in fixed and adjustable centre, for single or co-extrusion applications. The tooling is designed to process all compounds and features the company’s patented, precision Feather Touch Concentricity adjustment, the Seal Right System, which combines with the Feather Touch system to eliminate polymer leaking.
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× The redesigned Series 800 produces extrusion and layer definition of Fluropolymer and other materials for all multi-layer, multi-lumen medical tubing, as well as fuel line constructions, multi-layer PEX pipe and drip irrigation applications, among others. The Guill design further allows thin layer combinations of polymers and adhesives to .02mm or less.
Guill offers its line of crossheads and inline tubing dies in fixed and adjustable centre, for single or co-extrusion applications. The tooling is designed to process all compounds and features the company’s patented, precision Feather Touch Concentricity adjustment, the Seal Right System, which combines with the Feather Touch system to eliminate polymer leaking.
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