Exploring the: Barrier Blow Molding Zone
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- News in Materials & Machinery at SPE Blow Molding Conference
- New barrier materials for small fuel tanks, tooling developments for large, flat, and odd-shaped industrial parts, new all-electric machines for large containers, and gravimetric extrusion control for bottles are some of the topics discussed at the ...
Article Published: 11/28/2012
- Drumroll, Please: How Mauser Rose to Number 1
- Drum blow molder Mauser has used acquisitions, home-made machine building and careful attention to processing details to take the leading position in the field.
Article Published: 7/30/2012
- Blow Molding at NPE: Pushing the Envelope in Speed, Flexibility, Energy Savings
- New models of blow molding machines at the show were dominated by wheel machines and stretch-blow systems.
Article Published: 5/29/2012
- All-Electric Blow Molding Is Reaching the Tipping Point
- After years of talk, all-electric blow molding machines seem poised to make advances.
Article Published: 4/26/2012
- How Gravimetric Control Systems Pay Off in Blow Molding
- Gravimetric control systems offer blow molders improvements in processing efficiencies above and beyond their ability to regulate resin usage.
Article Published: 3/26/2012
- Soothing a Temperamental Process To Make Better Bottles
- Careful choices of machines, tools and operators are critical to tame the process to produce high-quality bottles consistently.
Article Published: 3/26/2012
- Blow Molding at NPE: Speed, Quality & Flexibility Take Center Stage
- Wheel machines in particular will be on display.
Article Published: 2/23/2012
- Micro-Layers Enter Blow Molding
- Taking coextrusion blow molded bottles beyond six layers while maintaining conventional wall thicknesses is at the core of a new micro-layer approach developed by Dow.
Article Published: 11/22/2011
- Nanolayers Enter Blow Molding
- Technology mirrors Dow's recent development in blown film.
Article Published: 6/27/2011
- Energy Miser: Reducing Compressed-Air Usage
- Many manufacturing sites operate on the assumption that compressed air is free. Usage is totally uncontrolled, and open air lines cost real money.
Article Published: 6/27/2011
