1. the quality or capacity of being able to be extruded; the ease with which a material can be forced through a die or opening to form a continuous shape.
Usage: technical; materials science and manufacturing

Examples

• The extrudability of the polymer improved after adding the plasticizer.
• Engineers tested the extrudability of the aluminum alloy before production.
• High extrudability is essential for efficient plastic film manufacturing.
• The material's extrudability determines how quickly it can be processed.
• Manufacturers evaluate extrudability to optimize production costs and speed.