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Plastics & Rubber Extruder Drive Applications

Continuous-duty extruder reducers for film, sheet, profile, and rubber lines — high axial thrust capacity and thermal control for long production runs.

Anand Gears extruder gearbox for plastics extrusion line

Plastics & Rubber

What Extrusion Lines Demand from a Gearbox

An extruder gearbox is not a standard reducer. It must deliver high torque at low screw speed, absorb axial thrust from the screw, and run continuous S1 duty near a hot barrel. Anand Gears extruder gearboxes cover roughly 5.5–75 kW across series with ratios about 3.5:1 to 50:1, with reinforced thrust bearing design and elevated-temperature options.

Continuous S1 duty for long production runs
Reinforced axial thrust capacity at the screw end
Ratios sized for typical 50–150 RPM screw speeds
Series options for standard, high-temperature, and dual-motor layouts
Oil circulation / cooling options for thermal load
IEC motor flanges and custom coupling interfaces

Line Types

Where These Drives Are Applied

Blown & cast film

Steady screw speed and torque for film bubble or cast sheet quality; thermal stability reduces rate drift.

Sheet & profile

Higher continuous torque at controlled RPM for rigid profiles and thick sheet.

Rubber extrusion

Elevated temperature tolerance and robust seals for hose, seal, and profile rubber lines.

Compounding / dual drive

Higher power dual-motor series where the process demands more torque than a single motor package.

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FAQ

Plastics & Rubber Extruder Drive Applications — Common Questions

How is an extruder gearbox different from a standard helical unit?

Extruder units are engineered for continuous high axial thrust, long S1 duty near elevated ambient temperatures, and screw-speed ratios — not only for torque and mounting feet.

What power range do you cover?

Across series, approximately 5.5 kW to 75 kW depending on standard, high-temperature, or dual-motor configuration.

Can you help select ratio from screw RPM?

Yes. Ratio ≈ motor RPM / screw RPM. Share both speeds and we confirm thermal and thrust capacity for that duty.

Size an Extruder Drive

Send screw diameter, required screw RPM, motor kW, material, and ambient temperature near the barrel. We match ratio, thrust arrangement, and cooling needs.

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