0 present participle of extrude --
1 to form something by forcing or pushing it out, especially through a small opening: --
Manufacturers work to set industry tolerances when extruding, cutting or joining silicone rubber profiles.
The extruding step is generally carried out at a temperature higher than the melting point of the polymer resin.
If a solid billet is used as the feed material then it must first be pierced by the mandrel before extruding through the die.
He also demonstrated that the automatic extruding door handles where intermittently malfunctioning.
This company are not producers of aluminium metal but are engaged in the rolling and extruding of the metal and its alloys.
An example of that is the extruding of yarns in the rayon industry as distinct from the spinning of them in the cotton industry.
If the function of an eye is vision, it does not seem unreasonable to say that a better-designed eye would be one without extruding neural wires that partially block vision.
We observed water extruding through the seams when the inflatable is inflated, potentially contaminating the outside of the inflatable with bacteria growing on the inside during storage.
