Progress in Blow Molding Keeps Plastic Containers Popular

Topics:
Packaging and Container
Tags:
Construction,
Container,
Injection,
Manufacturing,
Productivity
Source:
Stagnito Communications

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Overview: Blow molding is the primary method to form hollow plastic objects, with three basic techniques: extrusion, injection and stretch. Injection blow molding is the most popular method. For one, there is no scrap from the container. Second, the three stations of the process allow for the formation of a thick treaded neck with a thin container wall, and a third advantage is the ability to mold multiple containers. The pressure to produce product has manufacturers not only ramping up production speeds and output, but also making huge capital investments in new, cutting-edge technology to fill orders.

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