blow moulding pre fesability
Pre-Feasibility Study BLOW MOuLDING PLASTIC PROJECT
Guided By- Prepared by Dr. Manish Kumar
MACHINERY& EQUIPMENT:-
S. No.
Machine
Qty
Unit Cost
Total Cost
Local/Imported
1.
Blow Molding Machine
2
600,000
1200,000
Local
2.
Crusher
1
80,000
80,000
Local
3.
Molds
5
30,000
150,000
Local
SUPPLIER:-
SUNRISE TECH , Mr. SURENDER SINGH , E-5, Mangolpuri Industrial Area , Phase -2 , Near N.D.P.L. Power House , Truck Market Road , New Delhi -10034 Delhi India , Phone No.- 8376806373
. (Crusher) An extrusion blow-molding machine consists of an extruder that melts the plastic and forms it into a molten tube (called a parison or preform) through a conventional-type die and a split-body mold. The die closes around the parison, sealing both ends, and a blow pin is inserted into the parison to inflate it, causing it to expand and confirm the shape of the mold cavity. Again, the mold is cooled and once the part has solidified, the mold opens and the part is removed. Extrusion blow-molding is a continuous process that is used to mostly to manufacture small, thin-walled parts but can produce parts as large as 44-gal drums. An injection blow-molding machine consists of a number of stations with various devices at each station. In one such machine in the first station, the mold is closed
Guided By- Prepared by Dr. Manish Kumar
MACHINERY& EQUIPMENT:-
S. No.
Machine
Qty
Unit Cost
Total Cost
Local/Imported
1.
Blow Molding Machine
2
600,000
1200,000
Local
2.
Crusher
1
80,000
80,000
Local
3.
Molds
5
30,000
150,000
Local
SUPPLIER:-
SUNRISE TECH , Mr. SURENDER SINGH , E-5, Mangolpuri Industrial Area , Phase -2 , Near N.D.P.L. Power House , Truck Market Road , New Delhi -10034 Delhi India , Phone No.- 8376806373
. (Crusher) An extrusion blow-molding machine consists of an extruder that melts the plastic and forms it into a molten tube (called a parison or preform) through a conventional-type die and a split-body mold. The die closes around the parison, sealing both ends, and a blow pin is inserted into the parison to inflate it, causing it to expand and confirm the shape of the mold cavity. Again, the mold is cooled and once the part has solidified, the mold opens and the part is removed. Extrusion blow-molding is a continuous process that is used to mostly to manufacture small, thin-walled parts but can produce parts as large as 44-gal drums. An injection blow-molding machine consists of a number of stations with various devices at each station. In one such machine in the first station, the mold is closed