This educational tool from Conair will explain the injection, extrusion and blow molding processes used to make the wide range of plastic products in use throughout our lives.

See how each of these processes work:

Injection molding is used to make plastic parts using two-part molds that, when closed, are injected with melted plastic to form individual parts.

Extrusion processes use the same plastic melting operation but these is no mold, and the resin compressing screw rotates constantly so that product is created continuously.

Blow molding is a mixture of extrusion and molding where plastic is continuously extruded into a tube shape and then clamped in a mold and blown into its shape with compressed air.

To explore these difference types of plastic processing machines, visit https://www.conairgroup.com or call Conair at 724.584.5500.
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