Who use the Components of a Corrugated Pipe Extruder Line

The components of a corrugated pipe extruder line are used by a wide range of manufacturers and industries involved in plastic pipe production, particularly where corrugated pipes are required for infrastructure, electrical, or fluid management systems.

Who Uses These Components?

1. Plastic Pipe Manufacturers

Core users of complete extrusion lines.

Produce HDPE, PP, or PVC corrugated pipes for multiple applications.

Examples: manufacturers supplying telecom conduits, stormwater drainage, or protective sleeves.

2. Infrastructure & Utility Suppliers

Produce pipes for:

Stormwater & sewage systems

Drainage networks

Municipal road and highway projects

3. Electrical & Telecom Conduit Manufacturers

Use corrugated pipe lines to produce UL 651 PVC conduit or HDPE protective ducts.

Pipes used for:

Underground wiring

Fiber optic cable protection

Data and power distribution

4. OEM Equipment Integrators

Companies that custom-build or upgrade extrusion lines.

Use individual components like:

Spiral die-heads

Corrugators

Vacuum calibration sleeves

5. Construction & Building Product Suppliers

Produce small-diameter corrugated pipes for:

Floor heating systems

Electrical wire sleeves

Wastewater discharge pipes

6. Agricultural and Irrigation Equipment Makers

Use lines to produce:

Flexible corrugated irrigation pipes

Drainage tiles for farmland

Subsurface water management systems

⚙️ Commonly Used Components in These Settings:

          Component                                                    Used For

Extruder (Single/Twin-Screw)                  Melts and conveys raw plastic materials.

Spiral Die-Head                                         Ensures even melt flow for consistent pipe quality.

Corrugator                                                Forms the corrugated shape using metal molds.

Cooling Tank                                            Solidifies the pipe quickly to retain shape.

Cutter & Winder                                       Cuts pipes to length or coils them for shipment.