Basf Se Corporation

Matthias Johannes Wagner

Christian Walsdorff

Sabine Huber

Marco Oskar Kennema

Bernd Schube

Marcelo Daniel Kaufman Rechulski

Fred Borninkhof

Gerald Bastian

Jochen Roerig

The invention relates to a die () for the extrusion of catalyst molding, catalyst support molding, or adsorbent molding () in flow direction () of an extrudable composition from an entry side () to a discharge side () of the die comprising a shell () and comprising one or more channel-formers () which are displacers of the extrudable composition and which extend in flow direction of the extrudable composition, wherein the channel-formers () have been metal-printed. It is preferable that this is free from cavities for receiving extrudable composition which extend at right angles to the flow direction () of the extrudable composition, and that this is free from connections running at right angles from channel-formers () to the interior side wall () of the die (). The invention further relates to a process for the production, by means of 3D metal printing, of a metal-printed die () for the extrusion of catalyst moldings/support moldings ().

Die comprising metal printed parts for the extrusion of moulded bodies

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Ludwigshafen, Germany

Matthias Johannes Wagner