Extrusion Technology Built to Run, Not Just Built to Sell
DRTS line is engineered as one connected system, not a collection of parts bolted together.
Engineering That Starts With the Problem, Not the Catalog
Most manufacturers show you a machine. We’d rather show you a result. DRTS builds pipe extrusion lines, co-extrusion systems, and automatic coilers for producers who can’t afford downtime, can’t tolerate inconsistent wall thickness, and won’t settle for a line that looks impressive on paper but fights you on the floor.
Explore the DRTS Custom Technology
Multiple extruders working in sequence to build multilayer pipe with distinct functional layers. This is how you stretch raw material budgets further, work recycled content into inner layers without compromising surface finish, and hold consistent color and performance layer after layer.
Coilers designed to take finished pipe straight off the line and wind it cleanly, consistently, and without the manual handling that slows production and introduces damage. Built for producers who need coil after coil to come out the same, every shift.
A Co-Extruder is usually a secondary extruder in your process. It is an add-on to your main extruder. It lets you run a colored identification stripe, a protective outer or inner skin or any other multi layer application. All within the same production line.
Where DRTS Technology Goes to Work
DRTS lines are running in facilities producing pipe for agricultural irrigation, municipal water and sewage systems, gas distribution, and general industrial applications. Whether you’re a producer scaling up drip irrigation output to meet seasonal demand or a manufacturer supplying infrastructure pipe to municipal contracts, our lines are built around the throughput, tolerance, and material requirements those markets actually demand.
Assembly takes place across our facilities in Europe giving us the flexibility to serve producers across North America, Europe, and Asia without the long lead times that come with a single site operation. Every line ships with the support structure to back it, not just a manual and a phone number.
Frequently Asked Question
What's the difference between a pipe extrusion line and a co-extrusion line?
A standard pipe extrusion line uses a single extruder to form pipe from one material. A co-extrusion line runs two or more extruders together to build a pipe with multiple layers, each doing a different job. That might mean a recycled inner layer for cost efficiency, a structural middle layer, and a UV stable outer layer. If you’re producing single material pipe at volume, a standard line is usually the right fit. If you need layered performance or want to work recycled material into your product without sacrificing surface quality, co-extrusion is worth a conversation.
Can DRTS technology be configured for a specific resin or application?
Yes. Screw geometry, die design, and cooling profiles are all adjusted based on the material you’re running and the pipe specification you need to hit. We size lines around your actual production numbers rather than pointing you toward a fixed, one size fits all configuration.
How does automatic coiling improve production compared to manual handling?
Manual coiling introduces inconsistency and slows down your line, since output has to match the pace of whoever is winding the pipe by hand. Automatic coiling keeps pace with continuous extrusion, produces uniform coils that are easier to store, ship, and unwind downstream, and removes a physically demanding task from your labor requirements.
What kind of support is available once a line is installed?
DRTS lines are backed by technical support and access to spare parts sourced from established component manufacturers with global availability. If you need assistance during installation, startup, or ongoing production, our team is reachable directly, not routed through layers of distributors.
Does DRTS build complete turnkey lines or individual machines?
Both. Some producers need a single piece of equipment to slot into an existing line, while others need a complete system from extruder through coiler. We scope each project around what you already have on your floor and what you’re trying to add.
Talk to Us About Your Production Requirements
If you’re comparing extrusion technology and want a straight answer about what fits your production goals, reach out to our team. We’ll talk through your material, your output targets, and your tolerances before we ever talk about a machine.