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Pulsar® Mixing Screw

Pulsar® Mixing Screw

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Nordson XALOY Pulsar® Mixing Screw is designed to enhance distributive mixing in conventional screw designs, improving part uniformity through turbulent reorientation of the melt stream.
Applications: Suitable for all thermoplastic materials with medium compression design requirements. It is effective for injection molding of crystalline materials like PET, PE, LCP, PP, and industry-standard screw designs for amorphous materials such as ABS, PC, PMMA, and rigid PVC.
Advantages: The Pulsar® Mixing Screw offers several benefits including lower melt temperatures, elimination of marbling, strong weld lines, reduced back pressure, and quick color and material changes. It is adaptable to various process requirements.
Benefits: The screw provides a wider application and processing window, better physical properties, superior cosmetic appearance, and faster cycles due to reduced melt temperatures.
Performance Rating: Compared to a single-stage, general-purpose screw with similar root geometry, the Pulsar® screw delivers mixing quality that is 3-4 times better.
Ideal Use: It is particularly suitable for shear intolerant materials.
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Pulsar® Mixing Screw intolerant materials. When compared to a single stage, general-purpose screw with similar root geometry, the Pulsar8 screw delivers a mixing quality of The Nordson XALOY Pulsar® Mixing Screw offers a conventional style screw design with superior distributive mixing qualities. The turbulent reorientation of melt stream improves part uniformity. • All thermoplastic materials with medium compression design requirements. • Successful applications for injection of crystalline • Industry standard screw designs for amorphous materials such as ABS, PC, • Wider application and processing window. • Better physical properties. • Superior cosmetic appearance. • Faster cycles due to reduced melt temperatures. • Lower melt temperature. • Strong weld lines. • Less back pressure required. • Quick color and material changes. • Adaptability to various process requirements.

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