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Single-Stage Injection Stretch Blow Molding Machine (Product: Cosmetic Containers)
GF/ISB series adopts the world’s most advanced “single-stage injection stretch blow” molding technology. One single machine is able to achieve high quality and efficient productivity.
How is this plastic product made?
Question by Flight: How is this plastic product made?
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I’m looking to have a similar product manufactured, and need to know what process is used to create this type of product. It is a hard plastic that is meant to be filled with water and frozen to make drinks cold. The space inside is hollow. Is this Injection molded?
Best answer:
Answer by Mr. X
This product is definitely injection molded.
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What is jetting mark on plastic injection product mean ? And how to solve it.?
Question by Yang suka rilex: What is jetting mark on plastic injection product mean ? And how to solve it.?
Best answer:
Answer by Tom1564
When producing an injection-molded product, a liquid polymer is injected into a mold through small nozzles (jets). After the liquid cools and hardens and the product is removed from the mold, the places where the nozzles were are clearly seen on the surface of the plastic.
You can easily see these marks on large numbers of normal household items.
In production, some of these places are smoothed with a sharp blade but usually a flame is applied and the heat removes the burrs. However, the marks can still be seen.
In plastic works of art, the marks are removed manually with heat and buffing.
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Does anyone know how to calculate cycle times for a product on Plastic Injection Moulding Machine?
Question by Dimpy: Does anyone know how to calculate cycle times for a product on Plastic Injection Moulding Machine?
I have all the data like product size, weight, melt flow rate of PP resin, injection rate of machine, plasticizing rate, mould open close rate. Am I missing something here?
Best answer:
Answer by ***KREEM YUNG***
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