Plastics & Rubber Processing
Injection molding, extrusion, blow molding and thermoforming systems with auxiliaries and process control.
How this equipment family works
Polymer-processing equipment converts resin, elastomer or sheet through controlled heat, pressure, flow and cooling. Machine condition matters, but material drying, tooling, auxiliary equipment, thermal balance and process repeatability often determine the actual production window.
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Injection Molding Machines
Injection molding machines plasticize material and inject it into a clamped mold, then hold, cool and eject a repeatable part.
Open machine-class guide →02Extrusion Lines
Extrusion lines continuously melt and shape polymer through a die before cooling, sizing, pulling, cutting or winding.
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Blow molding systems form hollow parts by expanding a heated parison or preform against a mold using controlled air pressure.
Open machine-class guide →04Thermoforming & Rubber Processing
Thermoforming heats sheet before forming it over tooling, while rubber-processing systems mix, form, cure or mold elastomer under controlled time, temperature and pressure.
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