Hollow plastic parts range in size from small unit dose liquor bottles, doll heads and syringe bulbs to large gasoline tanks, pallets, and playground equipment. Designers and design engineers are often familiar with one way of making these parts but may not be aware of other methods that may offer greater design and performance flexibility. The book provides comprehensive design and manufacturing comparisons of three major methodsblow molding, rotational molding and twin-sheet thermoformingas well as an overview of other methods used to produce hollow plastic parts. Not only will the seasoned designer be able to determine the advantages and limitations of specific technologies, but also the newcomer will be able to quickly select the best manufacturing method for any particular hollow product.
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hollow parts processes, reheat blow molding, small hollow parts, closing mold halves, hollow part processes, molded hollow parts, hollow plastic parts, electroformed cavities, cast aluminum cavities, thermoformed parts, large hollow parts, lost core molding, fabricated cavities, clamshell mold, areal draw ratio, unfoamed plastic, distortion printing, gas injection nozzle, rotational molding process, blow molded parts, thermoforming molds, parison blow molding, pressure bag molding, gas assisted injection molding, cast cavities Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hanser Publishers, New York, Heat Deflection, United States, Grades Available, John Wiley, Melt Index, Polymer Engineering Principles, Tensile Yield, Blow Molding Design Details, New Developments, Plastic Blow Molding Handbook, Thermoforming Transfer, Twin Sheet Thermoforming Design Details, Van Nostrand Reinhold New!
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Many hollow plastic parts are easy to identify. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
hollow parts processes, reheat blow molding, small hollow parts, closing mold halves, hollow part processes, molded hollow parts, hollow plastic parts, electroformed cavities, cast aluminum cavities, thermoformed parts, large hollow parts, lost core molding, fabricated cavities, clamshell mold, areal draw ratio, unfoamed plastic, distortion printing, gas injection nozzle, rotational molding process, blow molded parts, thermoforming molds, parison blow molding, pressure bag molding, gas assisted injection molding, cast cavities Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hanser Publishers, New York, Heat Deflection, United States, Grades Available, John Wiley, Melt Index, Polymer Engineering Principles, Tensile Yield, Blow Molding Design Details, New Developments, Plastic Blow Molding Handbook, Thermoforming Transfer, Twin Sheet Thermoforming Design Details, Van Nostrand Reinhold New!
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- Polymer Engineering Principles: Properties, Processes, and Tests for Design by R. C. Progelhof on 4 pages
- Plastic Blow Molding Handbook by N.C. Lee on page 50, and page 183
- Technology of Thermoforming by James L. Throne on page 50, and page 95
- Plastics Extrusion Technology by Friedhelm Hensen on page 50, and page 234
- Prediction of Polymer Properties (Plastics Engineering) by Jozef Bicerano on page 184
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