Multi Layer Plastic Co-extrusion PP PE Pipe Production Line PID control technology, like a precise temperature butler, accurately controls every temperature to ensure perfect plasticization of the material. HMI human-machine interaction interface simplifies the complex, makes operation simple and intuitive, and production management is under control. Siemens PLC 1200 Series control system, as the intelligent center of the equipment, efficiently coordinates every production link. The tacit cooperation between the inverter and the variable frequency motor adjusts the power on demand, is energy-saving and efficient, and meets diversified production needs.

Blow molding is a highly versatile manufacturing process used to produce a wide range of hollow plastic products, from small bottles to large industrial containers. The process involves inflating a molten plastic tube (parison) inside a mold to create the desired shape.

Blow molding is a widely used manufacturing process in the plastic industry, primarily employed to create hollow plastic products such as bottles, containers, and automotive parts. This process involves melting plastic and inflating it inside a mold using air pressure, allowing manufacturers to produce products with complex shapes and consistent wall thicknesses.

Blow molding is a widely used manufacturing process for producing hollow plastic products, such as bottles, containers, and automotive parts, in high volumes. The process involves melting plastic material and inflating it inside a mold using air pressure, which allows manufacturers to create products with consistent shapes and wall thicknesses.

Blow molding is a widely used manufacturing process in the plastic industry, designed to produce hollow plastic products such as bottles, containers, and automotive parts. The process involves melting plastic material and inflating it inside a mold using air pressure, allowing manufacturers to create products with complex shapes and consistent wall thicknesses.

Blow molding is a widely used manufacturing process for producing hollow plastic products such as bottles, containers, and automotive parts. The process involves heating plastic material until it is soft and then forming it into a mold using air pressure.