The blow molding process is used to produce hollow plastic bodies such as bottles and containers. It begins with a preform or an extruded parison, still hot and malleable, which is enclosed within a mold. Once the mold is closed, a jet of compressed air is blown into the material, letting it adhere to the mold walls and precisely take on its shape.
Reduce cycle times by accelerating part solidification.
Maintain dimensional stability, avoiding deformations after molding phase.
Improve surface quality, ensuring uniform walls and absence of visual defects.
Ensure consistent wall thickness, even with complex geometries.
Optimize productivity while maintaining high process repeatability.
