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EPE FOAM QUALITY COMPARISON OF TWO PIPES

The photo shows a cross section of two pipes:
1.) on the RIGHT side best quality pipe of density 24 kg/m3 from a potential Customer producing it more than 20 years.
2.) on the LEFT similar pipe of same density 24 kg/m3  produced on ALEMO equipment after 1.5 h of parameters optimisation, with exactly same raw materials.

The cell structure of ALEMO pipe is more regular and much smaller. The material has lower lambda and higher resiliency and other phisical properties.

Thanks to superior twin-screw design and process control equipment/software, the process stability of ALEMO extruders is extraordinary!

 

SUPPLYING MARKET LEADERS ALL OVER THE WORLD

ALEMO has Developed & Manufactured more than 100 Extrusion lines and other conversion machines for Polyethylene, Polypropylene and Polystyrene foam production. In the past 15 years we supplied foam extrusion lines and other foam machinery to market leaders in almost every part of the World – Europe, North & Latin America, Australia, India, Russia, Japan and Central Asia.

DEDICATION TO EXCELLENCE

ALEMO has an in-house research and development team. Besides that, we cooperate with external partners and institutions as well. We are all constantly looking for technical solutions to make better foam machinery. The goal is to increase productivity. We also seek to achieve a higher and more constant quality of the product itself. Plus, we are focused on reducing scrap, make the equipment more customer-friendly and reduce energy consumption.

The choice of installing first-class components and using the best quality materials is our philosophy. This approach allows us to reach a long lifespan of equipment, reliability and higher performances.
One of the pillars of our approach and business philosophy is the strong aftersales support with technology upgrades. What’s more, we offer on-line remote service support. Along with a process know-how to reach excellent product quality results. All in the shortest time possible after machinery start-up.