Higher die and melt temperatures are one way to reduce die-exit stress. But gains may be offset by additional degradation, causing an increase in low-MW fractions. Changes in melt and die temperatures should be explored independently. Sometimes lower die temperatures can create a cool layer of resin on the inner surface of the die that creeps slowly to the die exit and then separates from the bulk flow, causing buildup.
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