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A round metal disc, known as an extruder die, with four large holes near the edge and multiple small, evenly spaced holes arranged in a square pattern in the center. The disc features a smooth, reflective surface.

Extrusion Dies

Bonnot Offers a Variety of Extrusion Dies in Various Sizes

OUR MOST COMMON IS THE MULTI-HOLE PLATE DIE.

DEPENDING ON THE DESIRED PELLET STRENGTH, SIZE, AND SHAPE, WE DESIGN THE DIE TO OPTIMIZE PROCESSING.

We also offer single profile dies which we design with a jacketed die holder for temperature control and replaceable inserts for cost effective profile changeover. Bonnot also manufactures a jacketed ‘Fishtail’ nozzle die with replaceable profile plates to create a uniform web of material. If you are in the need of a co-extruded profile, Bonnot Co-extrusion dies combined with two Bonnot extruders create consistent co-extruded products.

DIE DESIGN FEATURES

A metallic, cylindrical industrial component with flanges and bolts on both ends, featuring a central housing unit and an attached circular plate—this extruder die is shown against a plain, light background.

  1. Customizable Dimensions

  2. Customizable Material of Construction

  3. Customizable Designs

Die Design Options

Multi Hole Die

A round metal disc, known as an extruder die, with four large holes near the edge and multiple small, evenly spaced holes arranged in a square pattern in the center. The disc features a smooth, reflective surface.
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Uniform Web of Hydrocolloid

Our fishtail nozzle dies allow uniform extruding of a variety of web dimensions.

Trilobe Die

For applications where high surface are is essential we offer a variety of patterns, including trilobe, quad lobe and pentilobe designs.

A round metal disc, known as an extruder die, with four large holes near the edge and multiple small, evenly spaced holes arranged in a square pattern in the center. The disc features a smooth, reflective surface.

FREE FEASIBILITY TESTING

WANT TO PROVE IT OUT?

The Bonnot test facility offers free feasibility trials across our full range of die designs — different profiles, materials of construction, and full material testing.

  • EARLY RESEARCH

    EXPLORE DIE OPTIONS

    Not sure which die type fits your profile? Compare Multi Hole, Single Orifice, Fishtail Nozzle, and Co-Extrusion designs.

    VIEW DIE OPTIONS

  • TECHNICAL EVALUATION

    BOOK A TECHNICAL CONSULTATION

    Discuss pellet strength, jacket requirements, and profile geometry directly with a Bonnot process engineer.

    SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION

  • READY TO INTEGRATE

    DISCUSS YOUR INTEGRATION

    Tell us about your material and desired shape. We'll recommend the right die.

Trusted by the Best

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Relevant Ancillary Equipment

A white rectangular industrial device with a display screen, red button, side nozzle, and a blue “B BONNOT” logo on the front panel. The unit features advanced extruder controls, connection ports, and a gray handle on the bottom.

Extruder Controls

A gray industrial Twin Packer Extruder machine with a yellow vertical feed chute, a cylindrical motor on the left, and a “Bonnot” label on the front. The machine features a rectangular base and metallic components.

Twin Packer Extruders

A metal mechanical assembly with an open rectangular housing, an attached motor, precision screws, and a circular plate featuring multiple holes—resembling the core of an advanced extruder cutter. The internal components and mounting brackets are visible, highlighting its robust design for precise material handling.

Extruder Cutter