Moulding Processes Flashcards
EXTRUSION:
Draw and annotate an extrusion machine. What process is this similar to (except for the mould)?
Injection moulding
LAYING UP:
First you paint a layer of ________ ______ and then place a layer of ______ __________ on top and _______. Used for ______ _______ production.
1) Polyester resin 2) Glass matting 3) Repeat 4) Small scale
COMPRESSION MOULDING:
Draw and label a diagram of a compression moulding machine.
CALENDARING:
Draw and label a diagram of plastic being calandered.
Remember that the ‘plastic dough’ can also be referred to as a slug. Also, the rollers can have patterns/grains on them.
ROTATIONAL MOULDING:
Draw and label the process of rotational moulding. What type of product is made this way?
Hollow objects can be made like this.
COMPRESSION MOULDING:
The main way of moulding _________ plastics. Under _ ______ of pressure.
1) Thermosetting 2) 5 tonnes
BLOW MOULDING:
Draw and label the blow moulding process. This is how plastic bottles are made.
INJECTION MOULDING:
It can mould _____ plastics. It cannot form ______ objects. The mould must be made from at least _ parts. The mould can also be called _ ___. The plastic is heated to _____.
1) Thermo 2) Hollow 3) Two 4) A die 5) 200*C
INJECTION MOULDING:
Draw and label a diagram of the injection moulding process. Remember to include what state the polymer is in at each end of machine.
CALENDARING:
The plastic starts this process in the form of a ___. Making plastic into _____ ______ can only be achieved through this process.
1) A slug 2) Thin sheets