Apex Extruder manufactures extrusion machinery and complete extrusion lines for plastic, rubber, silicone, medical, profile, sheet, tubing and custom industrial applications.
We supply machinery to customers across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and the Americas.
PVC, PP, PE, TPO, TPE, TPU, EVA, PET, PS, WPC, ABS, HDPE, PMMA, EPS, PO, PC, TPR, PEX, PA, and many other thermoplastic materials.
Yes. Single-layer, co-extrusion and multi-layer extrusion solutions are available.
Depending on the application, capacities range from laboratory-scale production up to high-output industrial systems.
Yes. Each project can be adapted according to product dimensions, material type, Budget, capacity requirements and factory conditions.
Yes. Installation, commissioning and operator training services are available.
Yes. Original spare parts and technical support are available throughout the machine lifecycle
Yes. Many systems support remote diagnostics and troubleshooting
Delivery times vary depending on project scope and machine configuration.
Depending on the application, energy savings can reach up to 87%.
Energy savings are achieved through optimized screw designs, SSR-PID temperature control systems, high-efficiency drive technologies, synchronized line operation, and application-specific engineering solutions that improve friction and thermodynamic efficiency throughout the extrusion process.
Apex combines energy-efficient technologies, customized engineering, Industry 4.0 infrastructure, and complete line synchronization. Unlike standard machine suppliers, we adapt each solution to the customer’s product requirements, production goals, and operational conditions, delivering flexible and application-specific extrusion systems.
The investment cost depends on the product type, material, production capacity, automation level, and project requirements. Contact us for a customized quotation.
No. Apex Extruder supplies complete extrusion lines as well as standalone machinery and downstream equipment. Customers can purchase individual machines or fully integrated production lines according to their requirements.
Apex Extruder supplies calibration tables, cooling tanks, haul-off units, cutters, winding systems, stacking systems, take-up units, slitter rewinders, calenders, and other auxiliary equipment used in extrusion production.
Yes. Apex downstream machinery can be integrated into existing extrusion lines from different manufacturers, depending on technical compatibility.
Yes. Individual downstream machines can be supplied separately without purchasing a complete extrusion line.
Yes. Downstream equipment can be customized according to product dimensions, material properties, line speed, and production requirements.
Apex Extruder manufactures complete extrusion lines for plastic, silicone, rubber and composite materials. Production lines can be supplied as complete turnkey systems or integrated with customer-specific downstream equipment and automation solutions.
A profile extrusion line is used to produce continuous plastic, silicone or rubber profiles with specific cross-sectional shapes. Typical applications include window profiles, seals, cable ducts, furniture components, lighting profiles and technical industrial products.
A sheet extrusion line produces flat plastic sheets for thermoforming, construction, packaging, automotive and industrial applications. Apex sheet extrusion systems provide stable thickness control, high output capacity and energy-efficient operation.
You can explore our Application Lines section, where extrusion solutions are organized according to the final products being manufactured. This section includes examples from medical, automotive, construction, furniture, electrical, packaging, sealing, tubing, sheet, profile, and many other industries. If you cannot find your specific product, our engineering team can evaluate your project and recommend the most suitable production solution.
Yes, we can process recycled materials in technical profile and sheet extrusion applications. The suitability of recycled materials depends on the product requirements, material quality, and production objectives.
Yes, absolutely. In many cases, a single machine can process different materials. The most important consideration is whether the machine is intended for laboratory-scale flexibility or continuous industrial production.For industrial applications, materials are typically grouped according to their processing characteristics. Examples include:• TPE – PVC – TPV – EVA• PC – GPPS – HIPS – PMMA• PE – PP – PS – PETWith properly engineered screw geometry and process design, these material groups can achieve excellent processing performance on the same machine.
This is a critical engineering decision, and we strongly recommend consulting our technical team. Our experienced engineers can determine the most suitable capacity based on your product, material, and production goals.For example, a rigid PA profile weighing 10 grams may achieve optimal production with a capacity of 5 kg/h, while a 10-gram soft TPE sealing profile may require a capacity of 60 kg/h. The correct answer depends on the product geometry, material characteristics, cooling requirements, and line speed.
Production waste can be significantly reduced when the correct raw material, properly designed production line, and well-trained operators are combined.In addition, our latest developments include advanced control and optimization systems that can help address specific production challenges and further reduce scrap rates.
This question should be evaluated based on several factors, including product geometry, material type, and production requirements.For dimensional tolerances, every application has its own balance between performance and investment cost. As a general reference, thin sheets can achieve tolerances as low as 25 microns, while thicker sheets may operate within tolerances of approximately 100 microns, depending on the product dimensions and process conditions.For length accuracy, we recommend reviewing our advanced cutting systems, which are designed to achieve highly precise length control.
Yes. We can support laboratory-scale and pilot-scale extrusion projects in cooperation with our R&D team, helping customers evaluate new products, materials, and production concepts before moving to full-scale manufacturing.
Under continuous 24-hour industrial operation, our standard screw and barrel systems typically achieve a service life of at least eight years or more. For highly abrasive materials or applications requiring extended service life, we recommend our bimetallic or tungsten-coated screw and barrel solutions, which provide significantly improved wear resistance and durability.
ROI calculations should be based on a multi-layered evaluation that includes machine depreciation periods, production capacity, sales forecasts, energy consumption, labor requirements, machine service life, maintenance costs, and other operational factors. For the most accurate assessment, we recommend consulting our engineering team.
The primary factors affecting the price of an extrusion line are the required production dimensions, product specifications, material type, production capacity, automation level, and overall project requirements.
Yes. Turnkey extrusion projects are one of Apex’s strongest areas of expertise. With more than 4,000 machines operating worldwide, we provide complete solutions including engineering, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, and production support.
Yes, in many cases. By developing customized engineering solutions, we can adapt machine layouts to suit the available factory space, production flow, and operational requirements.
Yes. Future capacity expansion should be discussed during the initial project planning stage. By understanding your long-term production goals from the beginning, we can design the system with future upgrades and capacity increases in mind.
Yes, we provide operator training with every machine delivery. Training is conducted on-site and is tailored to the specific machine, product, and production process. While training requirements vary from project to project, the initial training program is typically more than sufficient for successful operation. Additional training sessions can also be arranged if required.
Most standard spare parts are available from stock. For machine-specific components, delivery is typically completed within one month. In urgent situations, certain parts can even be shipped by air freight on the same day.
Yes. Apex provides modernization and upgrade services for its own machinery. While our engineering team has extensive expertise with extrusion systems from various manufacturers, we do not perform modernization projects on competitor machines as part of our company policy and professional ethics.
Yes. Apex provides installation, commissioning, training, and technical support services worldwide. Our experienced team successfully manages every stage of the project, ensuring a smooth transition from delivery to full-scale production.
Apex is a manufacturer, supplier, and customization partner for both complete extrusion lines and standalone machinery. Customers can purchase individual machines, downstream equipment, complete production lines, or fully customized solutions according to their specific requirements.
Apex systems are highly flexible and can be customized to meet a wide range of production requirements. Individual machines can operate independently or as part of an integrated production system. To achieve the best results, the customer’s final production objectives, technical requirements, and future expansion plans should be discussed during the initial project planning stage.