extrudatoitu

Extrudatoitu is a term derived from the English word "extruded," which refers to a manufacturing process. In this process, a material is pushed through a die of a specific cross-section. This method is commonly used for shaping plastics, metals, and food products. For plastics, extrusion is a continuous process used to create a variety of profiles, such as pipes, tubing, window frames, and films. The material, typically in pellet form, is heated and melted, then forced through the die by a rotating screw. For metals, the process involves heating the metal to a malleable temperature and then forcing it through a die. This is often used for producing rods, bars, and complex shapes. In the food industry, extrusion is employed to create products like pasta, cereals, and snacks, where the shape and texture are significantly influenced by the extrusion process. The specific properties of the final product are determined by the material being extruded, the shape of the die, and the extrusion parameters such as temperature and pressure.