This invention proposes a screw
barrel accessory for high-speed, high- and low-pressure blown film
extrusion equipment, applicable to blown film extruders. The screw includes a feed end and a
discharge end at its two ends. Along the axial direction from the feed end to the
discharge end, the screw sequentially features equal-depth screw groove sections, wavy gradient screw groove sections,
a diamond sorting area, another wavy screw groove section, and a four-in, four-out multi-channel structure. This invention optimizes material plasticization, dispersion, flowability, and
pressure control through a combination of wavy screw grooves, a dense tooth structure,
a diamond sorting area, and a through-hole structure. The wavy and gradient screw grooves utilize a special structure to perform multiple shearing and kneading operations on the material. Simultaneously, the orderly arrangement of functional sections and the reasonable axial segment dimensions ensure smooth and stable screw operation, making it suitable for long-term
continuous operation in high-speed, high- and low-pressure blown film production lines. This reduces the defect rate, improves overall production efficiency and
economic benefits, and the integrated structural design enhances the overall strength of the screw.