How are plastic containers made at Plastimex?

1. Injection Molding:

Injection molding is a fundamental technique in plastic container production. At Plastimex, we use this technique to create highly resilient containers. The process involves melting plastic into a liquid state, which is then injected into molds designed with the specific shape of the container. This method allows us to efficiently manufacture containers of different sizes and shapes.

2. Injection-Blow Molding:

For more complex containers, we employ the Injection-Blow molding technique. This combination of injection molding and blow molding enables the creation of containers with specific details. The versatility of this technique allows us to offer customized solutions that meet the specific needs of our clients.

3. Extrusion:

It is an industrial process used to melt and shape plastic under a constant flow of pressure and force to achieve the desired shape of the container. This method is ideal for producing containers with linear shapes, such as bottles and containers.

4. Extrusion-Blow Molding:

It is a manufacturing process where polymers are melted and extruded into a hollow tube, known as a parison. It is then enclosed in a cold metal mold, where air is blown to form the piece. Plastimex uses this technique to offer lightweight, resilient, and efficient containers.