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The new SHO groove-feed extruder series from Davis-Standard has been built to save space while offering outputs up to 20% higher than existing models. The SHO is engineered with an optimized feed section and high-performance, energy-efficient DSB barrier screw. This is especially beneficial for high-viscosity HDPE applications such as pipe, where lower melt temperatures, reduced power consumption and improved energy efficiency are critical.

“Improving energy efficiency equates to tangible savings for your operation while reducing your carbon footprint,” said John Christiano, v.p. technology. “Groove feed extrusion technology contributes to improving your bottom line while providing uncompromising melt quality. The SHO builds upon our existing groove feed technology with a more streamlined, compact footprint and even greater performance in terms of output and energy savings.”

The SHO features Davis-Standard’s next-generation gearcase to optimize valuable production space along with a streamlined hopper, low-profile power panel and rugged base. All components are fully enclosed. Reported advantages include improvements in output, output consistency, melt quality, reduced purging/changeover time, and energy efficiency. It is available in sizes ranging from 2 to 6 in. (50 to 150 mm) with an L/D of 42:1.