Optimized Solutions for Downstream Extrusion Equipment in the U.S.
In the precision-driven world of extrusion manufacturing, having the right downstream equipment isn’t just a convenience — it’s critical. At EIS Machine, we specialize in designing and building custom industrial machines that handle the toughest demands of extrusion processes, all with efficiency, accuracy, and durability in mind.
Engineered for Excellence in Extrusion
Whether you're producing plastic, rubber, or composite profiles, our downstream extrusion equipment is tailored to fit your line and optimize production. From extrusion cooling tanks to inline drill machines, every solution we provide is crafted to integrate seamlessly with your current system or to anchor a new production line from the ground up.
Our Custom-Built Offerings Include:
- Extrusion CTL Saws and Inline Saws for accurate cut-to-length precision
- Inline Shears and Drill Machines engineered for speed and repeatability
- Extrusion Accumulators for flow control and buffering
- LCM and Salt Tanks for Extrusion curing and conditioning
- Electrostatic Flocking equipment to enhance product surfaces
- Complete Custom machine design to meet your unique spec
No two operations are identical. That's why we collaborate closely with engineers, operators, and production leads to deliver exactly what your workflow requires — no more, no less.
Built in the USA. Backed by Experience.
From our base in the United States, EIS Machine serves manufacturers across North America who demand reliability and innovation. With decades of combined industry expertise, we understand the production challenges you face and have the technical capacity to solve them. Whether it's high-speed line integration, improved quality control, or simply replacing aging machines, we build for long-term results.
Let’s Build Better, Together
From flocking systems to custom inline drills, we don’t just supply equipment — we engineer improvement. Ready to streamline your downstream process?
Explore our solutions at eis-machine.com and let’s talk about what your extrusion line needs next.