PE/WPC profile line for windows, doors and decorative profiles.
Range 51/105-65/132
Output 2200-3500 kg/24h
WPC PROFILE PRODUCTION LINE
2 configurations for WPC profiles, boards, doors and outdoor flooring.
WPC extrusion combines PE, PP or PVC with wood flour and additives to produce decking, cladding, door frames and composite profiles. Material preparation is critical because moisture, particle size and mixing consistency influence foaming, surface quality, output and long-term product performance.
WPC extrusion combines PE, PP or PVC with wood flour and additives to produce decking, cladding, door frames and composite profiles.
Available configurations
Select a machine configuration to review images, application notes, technical parameters and inquiry details.
PVC/WPC line for window, door and skirting profile production.
Range SJSZ51/105-65/132
Output 2200-3500kg / 24h
Selection guide How to specify a wpc profile production line
A complete project may include grinding, drying, mixing, pelletizing and profile extrusion. Some formulations feed prepared pellets, while others use direct extrusion. Confirm the polymer base, wood content, profile drawing, surface embossing, brushing and optional co-extruded protective layer before selecting the screw system and downstream equipment.
A complete proposal should identify what is included and excluded: main machine model, screw and barrel specification, drive and control components, tooling, downstream equipment, auxiliary systems, test conditions, documentation, packing and service. Ask the supplier to connect every quoted capacity to a stated material and product size. Final acceptance points should be written into the technical agreement before manufacturing starts.
For a useful configuration review, send the full product schedule instead of only the largest size. Include drawings or standards, material source, expected operating hours, local voltage, destination and workshop dimensions. This allows the engineering team to check changeovers, cooling capacity, utility demand and future expansion as one production system.