Extrusion Blow Moulding - Commonly used process to produce hollow shapes cutting tools

Extrusion Blow Moulding - Commonly used process to produce hollow shapes cutting toolsPlastic is first melted and extruded as a hollow tube. A two part mould closes around the molten tube and the mould is then separated from the extrusion, with a piece of the tube caught inside. Air is blown through the opening in the top (the neck) of the mould, inflating the tube to the shape of the mould. After the plastic has cooled sufficiently, the mould is opened and the part is ejected. Blow moulding is used to process many different plastics,

Applications include the measurement of pressure on gaskets in assemblies and the connection between heat sinks and underlying surfaces

The printing process produces full-colour graphics with a resolution of up to 1200 dpi

It’s also used for a baking liner that can withstand oven temperatures

but has only 25 percent strength if torn along the fiber direction

The sample: The sample measures ~7 cm x  ~7 cm and has a thickness of 1 mm

There is small hole in the sample where the information card is fixed

and non-allergenic

beam splitters

It is available in both standard and heavy-duty variants sold in rolls with a width of 114

but the high permeability of this alloy allows it to redirect (and thus control or limit) magnetic fields

The sticker can be affixed to cardboard or card stock

which is an abundant waste product