This book provides a comprehensive guide to the design and engineering computations for extrusion dies used in plastics and rubber processing. It details the fundamental principles, mathematical models, and practical considerations necessary for optimizing die performance, covering aspects such as flow behavior, temperature distribution, and pressure drop. The text aims to equip engineers and designers with the knowledge to create efficient and effective extrusion dies for a wide range of polymer materials.

The book is recognized as a foundational text for engineers and scientists involved in polymer processing, offering detailed computational methods for extrusion die design. Its focus on quantitative analysis and practical application makes it a valuable resource for those seeking to understand and improve extrusion processes. The inclusion of numerous calculations and examples supports its utility in both academic and industrial settings. It is considered a key reference for professionals working with plastics and rubber extrusion.