This invention discloses a plastic
pipe extrusion die, belonging to the technical field of
extrusion die equipment. This solution introduces cooling
airflow through exhaust blocks at both ends of the upper arc-shaped adsorption plate inside the upper compensation hood. This
airflow spreads between the arc surface and the upper half of the
pipe to form a surface-fitting low-temperature air film, which is then drawn back by the upper connecting block in the middle of the arc surface. Combined with the lower cavity
airflow's design of supporting without actively cooling to maintain
plasticity, this constitutes a controlled artificial
temperature difference replacing a random
temperature difference. This allows the upper half of the
pipe to obtain anti-collapse stiffness while avoiding the
lower half from rapidly cooling and locking in sagging stress. Furthermore, the main support plate inside the lower compensation hood uses a vertically supporting air column to suspend the pipe, while the secondary guide plate uses tangential inclined injection to comb the remaining air upwards along the
lower half of the pipe to form a wall-attached streamline. This achieves non-contact support while providing a stable rising air source for the joint seam air curtain. Thus, without contacting the pipe surface or locking in
residual stress, this solution integrates and solves the chain defects of sagging, out-of-roundness, circumferential wall deviation, and support damage.