Decorative panel application
PVC Marble Sheet Production Line
Decorative sheet extrusion equipment for marble-look wall panels and interior building material projects.

Product introduction
For decorative wall sheet manufacturers
This production line is planned for PVC marble sheet, decorative wall panel and related interior sheet applications. The buyer’s decorative surface process, board dimensions and material formula should drive the final machine configuration.
Jiahao can discuss extrusion, sheet forming, cooling, haul-off, cutting and optional surface treatment connection based on the project scope.
Technical parameters
PVC marble sheet line configuration
Core references for a JHZ92/188 based PVC marble sheet extrusion project.
| Finished product | PVC marble sheet, wall panel sheet, decorative rigid sheet |
|---|---|
| Main machine model | JHZ92/188 conical twin-screw extruder |
| Main materials | PVC / CaCO3 compound with application-specific additives |
| Product thickness | 2-6 mm |
| Maximum extrusion capacity | 800 kg/h |
| Recommended production capacity | 600-700 kg/h |
| Daily output reference | 2,700-2,800 m²/day based on 2.5 mm product |
| Extruder installed power | 180 kW |
| Main motor power | 110 kW |
| Screw diameter | 92 / 188 mm |
| Screw speed | 1-34 r/min |
| Power supply | 380V, 3 phase + N + PE, 50Hz |
| Buyer should confirm | Sheet thickness, target capacity, surface decoration process, voltage and workshop space |
| Optional discussion | Lamination, UV coating connection, color/design process and auxiliary equipment |
Define panel use
Confirm whether the sheet is for wall decoration, furniture surface or other interior board applications.
Confirm surface process
Discuss whether the project needs lamination, printing, coating or downstream connection.
Plan full line scope
Match extrusion and auxiliaries to finished sheet dimensions and plant conditions.
Discuss a PVC marble sheet project
Send target sheet dimensions, decorative process and material direction for a focused configuration.
