Enhance PVC Pipe Production with the Right Lubricants: Internal vs. External Explained

 When it comes to manufacturing high-quality PVC pipes, the role of lubricants is often underestimated. However, choosing the right lubricant—internal or external—can significantly impact your production efficiency, pipe surface finish, and long-term product performance.

At Sukhmani Impex, we specialize in supplying high-performance PVC lubricants tailored for the modern plastic processing industry.

Internal vs. External Lubricants: What’s the Difference?

  • Internal Lubricants are used to reduce friction between the PVC molecules, improving melt flow and ease of processing. They help in stabilizing the internal structure without affecting surface properties.

  • External Lubricants work on the interface between the PVC compound and metal surfaces (like dies and barrels), preventing sticking, ensuring smooth release, and enhancing the surface finish of the final pipe.

Why It Matters for Your Business:

  • Better extrusion speed

  • Fewer die marks and surface defects

  • Enhanced dimensional stability

  • Increased tool life and machine protection

  • Cost-effective, consistent production cycles

Your Trusted Partner – Sukhmani Impex

We offer a wide range of internal and external lubricants that comply with global quality standards. Whether you're manufacturing pipes, profiles, or fittings, our products are engineered to maximize output and efficiency.

👉 Read more: What Are Internal and External Lubricants for PVC Pipe?



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