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Article | REF: AM3661 V1

Coextrusion of polymers: interfacial instabilities

Author: Rudy VALETTE

Publication date: January 10, 2010

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1. Phenomenology of coextrusion instabilities

1.1 Coextrusion processes

In the coextrusion process, each product is delivered by an extruder. There are two main types of coextrusion process, depending on the technology used (see [AM 3 659] Sheet and plate coextrusion):

  • the distribution block process (figure 1 a and b), where the polymers are collected in a coextrusion box before being distributed...

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