Cable extrusion: a fraction of a millimetre on the sheath is a year's material bill
You cannot cut open a sheath the way you can sample a pipe. Too thick and you are giving material away; too thin and it is a quality failure — and the difference is often a few tenths of a millimetre. This division turns those tenths into numbers the line can see and hold.
The seven systems in this division

Gravimetric Control System · Cable
You cannot sample a sheath the way you can cut a pipe. Run thick and nothing looks wrong — every drum is simply carrying material you gave away. Run t
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Gravimetric Masterbatch Control · Cable
Sheath colour is an identification standard, so masterbatch cannot be skimped. But it costs far more than base resin, and over-dosing is money burned.
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Gravimetric Masterbatch, Weighing Edition · Cable
The weighing edition adds an independent weighing unit so masterbatch and base resin are each weighed before blending. On cable lines with tight colou
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High-Precision Multi-Component Dosing System
Sealion high-precision multi-component dosing: loss-in-weight metering with an independent servo drive and independent weighing on every channel, closed-loop algorithms trimming feed speed live, formulas stored for one-click changeover and fully traceable.
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Dual-axis Laser Caliper
Sealion dual-axis laser caliper: dual-axis scanning, non-contact measurement, outer diameter and ovality output live at ±0.001mm accuracy, high-speed in-line, connectable to a PLC. For plastic pipe, cable, metal wire, medical catheter, rod and filament.
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Ultrasonic Thickness Online (Small Bore) · Cable
The small-bore system covers Φ2–50mm, measuring sheath wall, outer diameter and eccentricity without contact. Cable, medical tubing and fine bore prod
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Cloud-Based Extrusion Monitoring · Cable
Cable plants often run a dozen extrusion lines at once, and no supervisor can stand at every one. This system collects weight per metre, speed, output
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