Product Description:

An Extrusion Blow Molding Machine is a specialized piece of equipment designed for shaping plastic materials. It starts by melting plastic resin, commonly using types such as HDPE, LDPE, polypropylene (PP), or PVC.

Once the plastic is melted, the machine extrudes it into a hollow tube known as a parison. This parison serves as the foundation for the molding process.

The next step involves closing a mold around the parison. With the mold securely in place, air is blown into the parison, causing it to expand and take the exact shape of the mold cavity.

After the plastic has cooled and solidified within the mold, the machine then ejects the finished hollow product, ready for further processing or use.

Features:

This equipment is designed to accommodate hollow products of various sizes, including large, medium, and small items. Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of manufacturing needs.

It supports the processing of numerous types of plastics, ensuring compatibility with diverse material requirements. This flexibility allows manufacturers to produce different plastic products without needing multiple machines.

The machine is capable of handling thick-wall containers, enabling the production of sturdy and durable packaging solutions. This feature is particularly beneficial for products that require enhanced strength.

Production can be carried out in either single-layer or multi-layer formats, with the ability to create up to six or more layers. This multilayer capability facilitates the creation of complex structures and improved product performance.

Built with high durability, the equipment ensures stable and continuous operation, minimizing downtime and increasing productivity. Its robust design supports long-term manufacturing demands.

Additionally, the system is available in both single-station and double-station configurations, providing options that suit different production capacities and workflow preferences.

Technical Parameters:

80FDE-4S(100)

Applications:

Extrusion blow molding is a widely utilized manufacturing process primarily employed to create a variety of plastic containers and objects. This technique is especially common in producing HDPE bottles that are used for packaging everyday products such as detergents, shampoos, and yogurts.

In addition to consumer goods, extrusion blow molding is also used to manufacture containers designed for motor oils and lubricants. These containers often require durability and chemical resistance, qualities that this method effectively provides.

Moreover, this process is suitable for producing bottles intended for chemicals and pesticides, ensuring the containers can safely hold potentially hazardous substances.

Large-capacity containers such as jerry cans, ranging from 5 to 30 liters, are also produced using extrusion blow molding. These are often used for storing and transporting liquids safely and efficiently.

Beyond utilitarian containers, extrusion blow molding plays a role in creating water tanks and fuel tanks, which are essential for both residential and industrial applications.

The versatility of this molding process extends to the manufacturing of toys and various hollow objects. Plastic balls, floats, and cones are some typical examples that benefit from the hollow structure achievable through extrusion blow molding.

FAQ:

Q1: What is the brand and model number of this extrusion molding machine?

A1: The extrusion molding machine is from the brand MEPER, and the model number is 80FD.

Q2: Does the MEPER 80FD extrusion molding machine have any certifications?

A2: Yes, the machine is certified with CE and ISO9001:2008 standards.

Q3: What is the minimum order quantity and price for the MEPER 80FD?

A3: The minimum order quantity is 1 set, and the price is negotiable.

Q4: What are the packaging and delivery details for this product?

A4: The machine comes with standard packaging, and the delivery time is typically 25-35 working days.

Q5: What payment terms does MEPER accept for the 80FD extrusion molding machine?

A5: Payment terms include L/C (Letter of Credit) and T/T (Telegraphic Transfer).