Molding Machines

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More than 50% of the industries around the world use molding machines to create objects which are not easy to manufacture with bare hands. Plastic is one of the most common materials used in manufacturing of different products from sewing needles to car parts. These machines are very important while producing a same shaped product in large quantities. How these machines work is, a hollow cavity is carved into the required shape divided into two parts which are then joined together and is then sealed tightly. A puncture at the top of this cavity is made so as to insert molten plastic, when it is filled; it is then laid to rest for a fixed amount of time. After cooling, cavity is then opened to see if the plastic has taken the required shape. This process is then repeated simultaneously to achieve large quantity of products. In today�s world almost all of the car manufacturing companies use molding machines to produce the exterior and interior of the cars. Let it be plastic or metal, these molding machines can mould any material into whatever shape you like. Commercial molding machines are very large in size and are automated, which means no man power is needed to operate them. Injection molding machines consist of injectors at the top in which raw plastic is melted and then flows into the mold where it is then cooled down to take the shape of the mold. Almost every sector of every industry uses these machines to manufacture everyday products such as toothbrush, water buckets, electronic parts and dashboards for cars. Also medical industries require the need of these machines to make medical syringes and medical devices. These machines are specifically made to run for long time without any assistance.