Custom blow molding produces unique, unusual and made-to-order plastic containers to exact specifications. The blow molding facility is involved in every step, from design concept to production to the finished product. They also manufacture the one-of-a-kind molds on-site by die casting machines.
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R & D Molders, Inc.Georgetown, TX 512-763-3600 For over 36 years, R&D Molders has been providing custom blow molding, tooling and associated secondary services to a variety of customers for a variety of applications. We have successfully produced solutions for the Medical, Industrial, Consumer Goods, Sporting Goods, Electronics, GSA/DOD, Home & Garden and Energy industries. Let us be a one stop turn-key source for your molding requirements.
Agri-Industrial Plastics CompanyFairfield, IA 641-472-4188 Agri-Industrial Plastics Company is the one stop resolution for custom blow molding and is focused on combining innovation and quality in order to meet your needs. Our success depends on understanding the needs of our customers and being able to deliver on their expectations. If you have any questions, please feel free to call one of our Agri-Industrial Plastics Company representatives.
Custom-Pak, Inc.Clinton, IA 563-242-1801 Some molding companies have difficulty molding the parts required by customers. At Custom-Pak, we have the capabilities to meet your needs on time, at the lowest price and with consistently great quality. About 600 blow-molding personnel have the training and the tools to produce custom blow molding to your exact specifications. Visit our website where you can view a list of our capabilities.
Penguin, LLCSturgis, MI 269-651-9488 Trust Penguin LLC to be your number one company for your entire custom blow molding needs. At Penguin, we offer a variety of products that range in size, weight, dimension, thickness and color. This leaves our customers with many options to choose from. Come check out our website today for all of our products and services, we would love to hear from you!
STM PlasticsAugusta, KS 888-269-3385 STM Plastics has been custom blow molding since 1965. We have grown to a 35,000 sp. ft facility located in Augusta Kansas. Our mission is to efficiently provide quality products at competitive prices. With that philosophy we have become a leading supplier of custom thermoformed plastic products. We hope we will have an opportunity to quote a project for you soon.
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Cado CompanyFitchburg, MA 978-343-2989 Since 1957, Cado Company has been the one stop custom blow molding facility. Our production facility provides our customers with great flexibility; from mold tests, to product sampling through to full production. This capability allows our customers to eliminate the time required for project management and mediation between the mold maker and the production facility. Call us today!
Scandia Plastics, Inc.Sheboygan, WI 920-452-2071 Scandia Plastics specializes in custom and stock packaging, medical and industrial components. We maintain sustainability by working toward greater efficiency, scrap material recycling, use of better design for less material usage and overall reduced energy consumption. Scandia Plastics strives to be your high-quality, turn-key solution to all you custom blow molding needs.
Blow Molded ProductsRiverside, CA 951-360-6055 At Blow Molded Products, no job is too difficult for us. Whether we design and build your mold or use your existing tooling, you can count on the highest quality products, on time delivery-all at practical prices. Our custom blow molding products are served to the automotive, consumer, electronics and medical markets. Find out why our customers return again and again.
Pinnacle Plastic Products, Inc.Bowling Green, OH 419-352-8688 For Pinnacle Plastic Products, finding the right solution for your company using their experience and consultative approach is paramount. They want to make sure the custom mold blowing products they supply you with are perfect for your application. In addition, their quality performance and logistics management have enabled the company to become a direct ship point for many customers. Call today!
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Custom blow molders can create all-new containers or modify and update existing designs in short or long runs. They offer every kind of blow molding, including stretch blow molding, injection blow molding or extrusion blow molding. A number of different thermoplastics are available, including polyethylene terephthalate (PET), the most common, as well as high and low density polycarbonate, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, Barex, butadiene styrene, polystyrene, polyamide, polysulfone and acetal. Additives that give the plastic pearl or metallic finishes as well as many different colors are often added to the thermoplastic resin when injection molding the plastic preform. While containers like cases, tanks, jars and bottles are the most popular blow molded products, toys, decoys, sports water bottles and sports equipment among others are manufactured by this process. The containers hold food and beverage liquids, including cooking oil, water, milk, juices, carbonated sodas, liquor, beer, concentrates and peanut butter. They also contain pesticides and herbicides, household and industrial chemicals and automotive oils.
The custom blow molding process starts with creating the part's design. It is made by 2D or 3D CAD drawings or to-scale SLA (stereolithography) models. The preform, called a parisan, is usually injection molded from loose plastic resin pellets into a hollow test tube shape. The parisan is then transferred to a blow molding machine, where it is softened. A metal ram forces its way through the preform's middle until it reaches the proper container height. The combination of compressed air and pressure forces the preform to balloon out and take the shape of the mold cavity. It then cures and cools, and is ejected out of the mold. Custom blow molded products tend to have more complex and difficult to produce shapes. For example, many are double walled or have irregular parting lines and can weigh anywhere from a few grams to 10 pounds. A unique, unusual container increases shelf and visual appeal, as well as provide added identity to a brand name. They are also made when a product's walls need to be stronger and tougher than normal to withstand rough forces, and durable walls that can handle abnormal amounts of stress without cracking. These specifications tend to cost more than standard one color or clear shapes, but the end product is unique, recognizable and highly functional.
