​Twin screw extruders have become the core equipment in modern plastics processing, polymer compounding, masterbatch manufacturing, biomass modification, chemical blending, and advanced material development.

​Operating a plastic extrusion machine requires a combination of technical preparation, process understanding, equipment familiarity, and continuous monitoring. From material feeding to temperature control, screw rotation, melt formation, and pelletizing or shaping, each stage influences the quality, consistency, and safety of the extrusion process.

​Energy consumption is one of the most important factors for factories running continuous plastic compounding, pelletizing, profile extrusion, and material modification lines. Many customers evaluating new equipment ask a critical question: How many kWh does a twin screw extruder use?