| Fault Type | Typical Manifestation |
|---|---|
| Uneven Thickness | Thickness varies across width; center vs edges differ |
| Surface Gels/Black Dots | Visible black spots, impurities, reduced clarity |
| Melt Break / Drawn Threads | Melt breaks or stretches excessively at the die |
| Bubbles / Wrinkles | Bubbles, folds, or wave-like textures on the film |
| Tension Instability / Creases | Creasing or zigzag motion during winding |
| Gel Spots / Flow Marks | Sticky patches or "tear mark"-like streaks |
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Uneven Thickness
Inconsistent die temperature or unstable pressure
Inadequate plasticizing or irregular haul-off speed
Lack of real-time thickness monitoring and feedback loop
Surface Gels/Black Dots
Improper drying or poorly dispersed additives
Dirty filters or screw contamination
Melt Break / Drawn Threads
Melt temperature too low or pressure fluctuation
Wrong material ratio or excessive shear speed
Bubbles / Wrinkles
Moisture in raw material or foaming agent residues
Cooling roll temperature mismatch or line speed imbalance
Tension Instability / Creases
Lagging tension feedback or no closed-loop control
Winder tension not matching current film thickness/speed
Gel Spots / Flow Marks
Localized overheating at die or non-uniform melt flow
Poor screw mixing performance or material segregation
Install online thickness scanners to enable real-time feedback adjustment
Use multi-zone PID temperature control for melt flow consistency
Clean screws/barrels regularly, and replace filters as scheduled
Balance chill roll temperature and line speed to avoid ripples or shrinkage
Implement closed-loop tension control to optimize winding conditions
Activate smart alarms to detect pressure, temp, or tension irregularities![]()
Most EVA extrusion issues can be resolved through careful tuning of temperature, tension, material formulation, and die control. Choosing equipment with intelligent monitoring and closed-loop systems—and maintaining strict operational standards—is key to ensuring high-efficiency and stable solar film production.
| Fault Type | Typical Manifestation |
|---|---|
| Uneven Thickness | Thickness varies across width; center vs edges differ |
| Surface Gels/Black Dots | Visible black spots, impurities, reduced clarity |
| Melt Break / Drawn Threads | Melt breaks or stretches excessively at the die |
| Bubbles / Wrinkles | Bubbles, folds, or wave-like textures on the film |
| Tension Instability / Creases | Creasing or zigzag motion during winding |
| Gel Spots / Flow Marks | Sticky patches or "tear mark"-like streaks |
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Uneven Thickness
Inconsistent die temperature or unstable pressure
Inadequate plasticizing or irregular haul-off speed
Lack of real-time thickness monitoring and feedback loop
Surface Gels/Black Dots
Improper drying or poorly dispersed additives
Dirty filters or screw contamination
Melt Break / Drawn Threads
Melt temperature too low or pressure fluctuation
Wrong material ratio or excessive shear speed
Bubbles / Wrinkles
Moisture in raw material or foaming agent residues
Cooling roll temperature mismatch or line speed imbalance
Tension Instability / Creases
Lagging tension feedback or no closed-loop control
Winder tension not matching current film thickness/speed
Gel Spots / Flow Marks
Localized overheating at die or non-uniform melt flow
Poor screw mixing performance or material segregation
Install online thickness scanners to enable real-time feedback adjustment
Use multi-zone PID temperature control for melt flow consistency
Clean screws/barrels regularly, and replace filters as scheduled
Balance chill roll temperature and line speed to avoid ripples or shrinkage
Implement closed-loop tension control to optimize winding conditions
Activate smart alarms to detect pressure, temp, or tension irregularities![]()
Most EVA extrusion issues can be resolved through careful tuning of temperature, tension, material formulation, and die control. Choosing equipment with intelligent monitoring and closed-loop systems—and maintaining strict operational standards—is key to ensuring high-efficiency and stable solar film production.