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Twin screw extruders are categorized into intermeshing and non-intermeshing designs, each suited to specific processing needs.

Intermeshing twin screw extruders have screws that either fully or partially engage. Fully intermeshing designs provide superior mixing and shear, ideal for applications like plastics compounding. Partially intermeshing screws balance mixing and throughput, making them versatile for moderate processing needs.

In contrast, non-intermeshing twin screw extruders feature independently operating screws, minimizing shear. This makes them perfect for handling delicate or heat-sensitive materials, such as in food or pharmaceutical applications.

By understanding these types, industries can select the right extruder for their unique requirements.