Blow molding

Bottles, jugs, containers and other hollow bodies, which are referred to as technical blow-molding products, are the most common blow-molded products.

Technical blow-molding products are used for packaging in the chemical and food industries, for hospital items, machine parts, and lighting.

Blow-molding allows products with complicated shapes to be manufactured without extensive finishing. The two mold halves are closed around a plastic parison, which has been heated to a high temperature, and which is then inflated. This is then cooled, the mold halves are opened, any flash is pinched off and the product in its finished form can be removed from the mold.

Injection molding

Injection molded plastic products are used in a very wide range of applications, the most common being engineering components and components of other products.

Molten material is, in injection molding, forced into the mold space so filling it. The material cools in the mold, and the product is finished when the mold halves are opened.

A mold can be made up of a number of identical mold cavities, how many depending on the size and weight of the product.

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Injection molded plastic items can be produced in very many materials, the most common materials being PELD, PEHD, PP, PVC, ABS, PA, and TPE.