Extrudeuses et lignes d'extrusion

As demand for recycled-content packaging grows, the real challenge is no longer simply incorporating PCR materials — it is processing them consistently, efficiently, and reliably.

Taiwanese machinery manufacturer broadens its straw bending solutions to meet the evolving needs of the global beverage packaging industry. As drinking straw applications continue to diversify, manufacturers are seeking greater flexibility in straw dimensions, materials, and production capabilities.

Last week, a customer ran two rolls of film on the same line. One roll came out perfectly fine — the other was full of gels and fish eyes. They spent three days troubleshooting. Our engineer went in, took apart the cooling air ring, and found it — one-third of the air outlets were blocked. Cleaned the air ring, restarted the line, and everything went back to normal. Same recipe. Completely different film. Why?

A roll of sheet comes off your PP sheet extrusion line. Thickness checked, surface checked, everything looks fine. The real test happens at your customer's plant, when that sheet is heated, formed, and trimmed into food trays. If one corner comes out too thin, if this batch looks hazier than the last, or if the web keeps drifting to one side, the sheet is one of the first things that gets checked.

As blown film production moves toward smarter and more connected manufacturing, Taiwan-based Kang Chyau Industry is upgrading its KMT-65 HDPE/LDPE/LLDPE Plastic Inflation Machine with a stronger focus on automation, AI-assisted control and production data integration.

A blown film line may reach an impressive output during a short trial, but kilograms per hour alone do not determine profitability. For film producers, the more useful question is not simply, "How fast can the line run?" but "How much qualified film can it deliver during a complete shift?"

In the past year alone, the EU's PPWR locked in recycled-content targets for 2030, California's SB 54 became permanent regulation after being rewritten once, and Indonesia set a target to phase out single-use plastics nationwide by the end of 2026. None of these rules looked like this three years ago. None of them are finished moving either.

Founded in 1985, our company has built decades of experience in the design and manufacture of straw production and packaging machinery. As the global single-use packaging industry embraces a new era of sustainability. However, transforming these sustainable materials into durable, food-safe straws requires more than innovative materials. It requires engineering expertise, manufacturing precision, and years of technological innovation.