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PE 335: Polymer Science and Engineering I

Professor Abdelsamie Moet Fall 2013/14. PE 335: Polymer Science and Engineering I. Stretch-Blow Molding. Blow Molding. There are basically four types of blow molding used in the production of plastic bottles, jugs and jars. These four types are: Extrusion blow molding

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PE 335: Polymer Science and Engineering I

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  1. Professor Abdelsamie Moet Fall 2013/14 PE 335: Polymer Science and Engineering I Stretch-Blow Molding

  2. Blow Molding • There are basically four types of blow molding used in the production of plastic bottles, jugs and jars. These four types are: • Extrusion blow molding • Injection blow molding • Stretch blow molding preforms are injection molded, conditioned to the proper temperature, and blown into containers—all in one continuous process. • Reheat stretch blow molding two-stage process, preforms are injection molded, stored for a short period of time (typically 1 to 4 days), and blown into containers using a reheat-blow (RHB) machine.

  3. RSBM

  4. Process Steps • Pre-form heating. • Pre-form is introduced into the mold and closing unit. • Insert the stretching rod. • Stretching and pre-blowing. • Final bottle blowing. • Mold opens. • Finished bottle discharged from the mold

  5. Stretch blow and Reheat Stretch blow molecular orientation. Improves: Mechanical Properties (Stiffness/ Strength/ Creep Resistance) Barrier Properties Molecular Orientation

  6. PET is semi-crystalline

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