An extruder machine for tubing and rubber profiles is a type of industrial equipment used to process rubber or plastic materials and produce continuous, uniform shapes in the form of tubing or profiles. It is commonly used in the manufacturing of various rubber products, such as hoses, seals, gaskets, weatherstripping, and other similar items.

The extruder machine typically consists of a hopper, a screw or barrel, a heating system, and a die. The rubber or plastic material is fed into the hopper, and it is conveyed into the barrel by a rotating screw. The barrel is heated to melt the material, and the screw pushes it through the barrel towards the die. The die is a specially designed opening or series of openings that shape the material as it passes through, forming it into the desired tubing or profile shape. The material is then cooled and solidified as it emerges from the die, and it can be cut into desired lengths for further processing or packaging.

Extruder machines for tubing and rubber profiles come in various sizes and configurations, depending on the specific requirements of the production process. They may also include additional features such as cooling systems, vacuum systems, or downstream equipment for further processing or finishing of the extruded products. These machines are commonly used in industries such as automotive, construction, aerospace, and general manufacturing where rubber or plastic tubing or profiles are required for various applications.