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ARKPM ENGINEERING TOOLS

Shape the section.
See the output.

An interactive extrusion output calculator. Adjust a product cross-section, explore line speed and see the theoretical material balance change in real time.

See the section. Shape the calculation.

Move the geometry, choose a material-density starting point and see the nominal mass balance respond. Fine-tune any value with the labelled controls.

Method and assumptions

For a hollow section: A = π × (OD² − ID²) ÷ 4, with ID = OD − 2 × wall. With A in mm² and density in kg/m³: kg/m = A × density ÷ 1,000,000. Then kg/h = kg/m × m/min × 60. This describes theoretical material balance, not extruder or downstream capacity.

For project-specific advice, contact ARKPM or email [email protected].

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Geometry is the starting point.

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