Blow Mould

A blow mould is a tool used in the blow molding process to shape plastic into hollow, typically flexible, products such as bottles, containers, and other plastic items. The blow molding process involves the extrusion or injection of a heated plastic tube, known as a parison, which is then inflated inside the mold using air pressure to form the desired shape.

A blow mould is a tool used in the blow molding process to shape plastic into hollow, typically flexible, products such as bottles, containers, and other plastic items. The blow molding process involves the extrusion or injection of a heated plastic tube, known as a parison, which is then inflated inside the mold using air pressure to form the desired shape.

A blow mould is a tool used in the blow molding process to shape plastic into hollow, typically flexible, products such as bottles, containers, and other plastic items. The blow molding process involves the extrusion or injection of a heated plastic tube, known as a parison, which is then inflated inside the mold using air pressure to form the desired shape.