EDI® BOPET Film Dies

EDI® BOPET Film Dies

With the most BOPET installations in the world, Nordson offers processors a field-proven solution delivered by experienced and knowledgeable experts. 

Overview


Processors have long tried to solve the problem of ensuring their film is produced with consistent strength and durability, while also meeting the visual requirement dictated by the end product's use. To do this, the structural elements in the film must be proportionally extruded across its width. 

 

Delivering Uniform Film Structures

 

The uniform and precise layer-to-layer structure created by an EDI® die system means the film's integrity remains intact during stretching, creating an end product with exceptional protective qualities against chemical and environmental factors. 

Features at a Glance

Designed to Meet Your Needs
Coextrusion Capabilities Possible with either a multi-manifold die or a single manifold die and feedblock
Manifold Multiflow™ I or II coathanger-shaped manifold
Gauge Control Autoflex™ automatic or manual lip adjustment systems available
Designed to Suit Your Process
Finishing Options Surfaces are finished to a mirror-like appearance, delivering exceptional end product quality
Production Line Integration Adaptable to interface with new or existing production lines
Additional Features Production runs can be extended by adding tungsten carbide coating or laser-hardening to die lips;  angled lip exits are also available

Benefitting Your Process

BOPET Film Application

Ensure Consistent Film Properties Across the Width


It's no secret: inconsistent layer structures create weak points when the film is stretched. In an EDI® multi-manifold die system, each material is distributed in its own customized die flow channel prior to combination with the other layers. The layers then converge at full width, and shortly before exiting the die, reducing the chance of structural changes. 
EDI BOPET Film Die

Increase Production Efficiency


EDI® BOPET film dies are designed for partial coverage, or a "naked edge," allowing processors to keep skin layer material out of the edges of the film, where the tenter frame clips are used during the stretching process. This means better release from the clips which facilitates higher processing speeds.

Get the Complete Solution

We provide sustainable solutions for your overall process, eliminating opportunities for disturbances at equipment interfaces.

From melt pumps, polymer valves, and melt filtration systems to complete underwater pelletizing systems, pyrolysis cleaning ovens, extrusion and fluid coating die systems, our products will help optimize your operation.

Contact us to complete your production line configuration.