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爲什麽說螺杆是擠出機的重要部件？

作者： 南京曜承橡塑机械制造有限公司【原创】 2020-11-02

很多經常采購和使用擠出機的人都比較了解這種機械設備，對于這種機械設備來講，螺杆是它的重要組成部分，它是整個機械設備的靈魂所在，對于這個機器來說，這個部分非常重要。

一、決定熔體溫度

首先擠出機的螺杆決定了熔體溫度，熔體溫度的高低直接受到了很多因素的影響，在衆多的零部件中，螺杆這個零部件對于總體溫度的影響是很大的，而熔體溫度直接影響了企業的生産效率。

二、決定動力消耗

其實螺杆不僅僅決定了熔體溫度，他還決定了另一個非常重要的問題，那就是他決定了動力消耗的問題，所以我們在購買擠出機的時候，應該關注的就是螺杆的質量如何。

爲什麽說螺杆式擠出機的重要部件呢？因爲他能夠決定兩方面的事情，一方面是熔體溫度，另一方面是動力消耗，這兩個方面都直接關系著這個企業，或者是這個設備的機械生産力。

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