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The steps in re-manufacturing your extrusion die:
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Die problems are discussed with the customer to better understand the scope
of the rework. (leakage, dielines, gauging problems)
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The Die assembly is digitally recorded.
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A complete inspection of the outer die body is performed, noting the condition
of the guards, electrical wiring and heaters, along with recording of the die
gap.
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A detailed recommendation is made to the customer on required repairs. (i.e.
heaters, adjustment bolts, and wiring)
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The die is then disassembled and digital photos are taken of the flow
cavity.
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A complete inspection of the internal flow surfaces is recorded, noting feed
channel depths, manifold dimensions, and surface blemishes.
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The chrome is stripped from the die.
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The die seal areas are ground and the flow cavities polished. The lip area
is polished to 1-3 Ra and 4-6 Ra in the flow cavity. The lip area is ground
flat within .0001 per 3 inches of width.
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The die is chromed .001 - .0015 on all flow surfaces and flash chromed on
the outer body for corrosion protection.
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The chrome is polished and any chrome build-up is removed.
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The die is reassembled in "like new" condition and returned to the
customer.
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