Controlling Flash in Extrusion Blow Molding
The term “flash” in extrusion blow molding refers to the excess plastic material that remains on the body of a new container after the container has been formed. Though flash is a side-product of the extrusion blow molding process, it can have negative effects to blow molding efficiency as well as to the plastic part or container if not properly controlled.
Blow Molding Quality Control: Factors To Observe In Quality Engineering
It’s well understood that quality control is a crucial factor for all manufacturing and engineering practices throughout industry. Without quality control, all aspects of product planning and launch can result in failure. What follows are some of the key issues that must be considered for quality control in a blow molding project.
If you operate a business that has a requirement for specially formed plastic bottles or containers, such as for juice and water bottles or liquid soaps and shampoos, it’s to your benefit to understand the various manufacturing processes for making those bottles and containers. What follows is an explanation of the extrusion blow molding process and how it differs from injection molding.
Product manufacturers that are familiar with blow molding manufacturing processes understand the many benefits and applications of blow molding. But for those who aren’t aware of how to make the best of the blow molding process or capitalize on the methods, the following information will be of value.
Injection Blow Molding (IBM) refers to the manufacturing process whereby hollow plastic products such as bottles and other containers are formed. Injection Blow Molding Machinery – and the products this manufacturing method produces – has become virtually indispensable across many industries, and Injection Blow Molding yields multiple benefits to manufacturers and consumers alike.
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