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• Author : Sven Engelmann
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2012-06-19
• Total pages :335
• ISBN : 9780470499207

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Summary : This guide gives an overview and insight into the advanced technology of thermoforming, discussing different processes and applications. It reveals the possibilities of thermoforming from forming, filling, and sealing processes, to using thermoforming technology for cost saving purposes and maximum efficiency. Its coverage addresses the simulation of formed parts as well as applications of technical parts and packaging. The reader is guided through the path of development, design, machine and mold technology and production, as well as the latest innovations, from thermoformed bottles to fully automated assembly lines.

• Author : Florian
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :1996-08-09
• Total pages :480
• ISBN : 0824797620

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Summary : "Provides in-depth coverage of the entire thermoforming molding process from market domain and materials options to manufacturing methods and peripheral support. Second Edition furnishes entirely new information on twin sheet forming, corrugated tubing and pipe manufacturin gtechniques, plastics recycling, forthcoming equipment, and energy and labor costs."

• Author : Geza Gruenwald
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :1998-05-08
• Total pages :241
• ISBN : 1566766257

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Summary : FROM THE FOREWORD Dr. Gruenwald has indicated the desirable properties of polymerics for differing applications; thus, his text is especially useful for polymer chemists who must "tailor" plastic materials for specific groups of applications. Engineers in extruding and calendering film and sheet will benefit from the intimate relationships elucidated between processing parameters imposed upon stocks employed in thermoforming and the products thereof. Mold designers are provided with a complete guide that will enable them to avoid the less obvious pitfalls and wasted effort so often experienced in the evolution of molds for (especially) complex parts.. Quite likely, Dr. Gruenwald's suggestions willl lead to considerable benefits to those who read and practice by this remarkable exposition of thermoforming technology. Robert K. Jordan Director-Metalliding Institute, Director-Engineering Research Institute, Scientist in Residence, Gannon University

• Author : Peter Klein
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2009
• Total pages :83
• ISBN : 9781598298840

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Summary : The process of heating and reshaping plastics sheet and film materials has been in use since the beginning of the plastics industry. This process is known as thermoforming. Today this process is used for industrial products including signage, housings, and hot tubs. It also produces much of the packaging in use today including blister packs, egg cartons, and food storage containers. This process has many advantages over other methods of producing these products, but it has some limitations. This book has a twofold purpose. It is designed to be used as a text book for a course on thermoforming. It is also intended to be an application guide for professionals in the field of thermoforming including manufacturing, process and quality engineers, and managers. This book is focused on process application rather than theory. It refers to real products and processes with the intent of understanding the real issues faced in this industry. In addition to materials and processes, part and tool design are covered. Quality control is critical to any operation and this is also covered in this text. Two areas of focus in today's industry include Lean operations and environmental issues. Both of these topics are also included. Table of Contents: Introduction / Plastics Materials / Thermoforming Process Overview / The Forming Process / Part Design Mold / Tool Design / Quality Control Issues / Lean Operations / Environmental Issues

• Author : J. L. Throne
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :1997
• Total pages :100
• ISBN : 1859570895

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Summary : This review provides a brief discussion of the thermoforming process, including its historical development and machinery and material requirements. An additional indexed section containing several hundred abstracts from the Rapra Polymer Library database provides useful references for further reading.

• Author : Stanley R. Rosen
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2002
• Total pages :328
• ISBN : 9780872635821

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Summary : Thermoforming is a processing technique involving air pressure applied to heated plastic, and combines the earlier terminology of vacuum-formed and pressure-formed operations. A specialist in thermoforming, mechanical engineer Rosen describes the roll-fed process, properties of plastic materials, designing products, thermoforming machines, trim presses, knife-like trim dies, and off-line punch-and-die trimming. Chapters on molds cover mold design, system components, layout and base design, and cost estimating. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

• Author : Syed Ali Ashter
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2013-11-07
• Total pages :352
• ISBN : 9781455731862

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Summary : Thermoforming of Single and Multilayer Laminates explains the fundamentals of lamination and plastics thermoforming technologies along with current and new developments. It focuses on properties and thermoforming mechanics of plastic films and in particular single and multilayered laminates, including barrier films. For environmental and economic reasons, laminates are becoming increasingly important as a replacement for solid sheets and paint finishes in many industries, including transportation, packaging, and construction. Yet the processes of film formability during the extensive deformation and elevated temperatures experienced in conventional processing technologies, such as thermoforming, are poorly understood by most engineers. This book covers production processes, such as extrusion, calendaring, and casting, as well as mechanical and impact testing methods. It also describes how testing protocols developed for metals can be leveraged for plastic films and laminates, and includes a thorough discussion on methods for performing optical strain analysis. Applications in transportation vehicles and packaging, including packaging for food, medical and electronics applications, sports equipment, and household appliances, are discussed. Safety, recycling and environmental aspects of thermoforming and its products complete the book. First comprehensive source of information and hands-on guide for the thermoforming of multilayered laminates Covers applications across such sectors as automotive, packaging, home goods, and construction Introduces new testing methods leveraging protocols used for metals

• Author : James L. Throne
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :1999-01-01
• Total pages :163
• ISBN : 1569902763

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Summary : This primer was developed during many in-plant short courses and the basic thermoforming course sponsored by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. It is designed for people who may not have extensive formal education, such as plant supervisors and foremen, machine operators, quality control people, purchasing agents and technical secretaries. However, it also offers a first introduction to the technology for plastics product manufacturers who would like to add thermoforming to the processes they currently run, such as injection molding or blow molding.

• Author : Katie Lynn Lieg
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2008
• Total pages :120
• ISBN : WISC:89101178226

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• Author : Melissa Ann Kershner
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2008
• Total pages :106
• ISBN : WISC:89101178275

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• Author : Scott Anthony Igl
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :1992
• Total pages :222
• ISBN : WISC:89052196862

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• Author : Shih-Wei Hsiao
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :1997
• Total pages :229
• ISBN : UOM:39015041111371

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• Author : Stacey Anne Yankovich
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2004
• Total pages :174
• ISBN : MSU:31293027324809

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• Author : Robert Gilley Dunton
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :1968
• Total pages :168
• ISBN : MSU:31293030712842

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• Author : Barbara Nicole Rodgers
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2004
• Total pages :146
• ISBN : MSU:31293027324882

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• Author : Peter Schwarzmann
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2001
• Total pages :242
• ISBN : 1569902755

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Summary : While the original way of thermoforming had been more of a manual operation, today it has increasingly become integrated in manufacturing processes, competing successfully with other plastics molding methods. This book is based on a proven teaching program employed in training courses, with comprehensive information on thermoforming principles and processes. The book introduces students, as well as engineers and technicians with practical field experience, to this subject, improving basic knowledge and also providing in-depth answers to individual problems.

• Author : Editorial Datagroup
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2020-06-20
• Total pages :188
• ISBN : 9798655703599

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Summary : The Thermoforming Machines - Plastics World Summary Paperback Edition provides 7 years of Historic & Current data on the market in up to 100 countries. The Aggregated market comprises of the 6 Products / Services listed. The Products and Markets covered (Thermoforming machines for plastics) are classified by the Major Products and then further defined by each subsidiary Product or Market Sector. In addition full Financial Data (188 items: Historic & Current Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for about 100 countries. Total Market Values are given for 6 Products/Services covered, including: THERMOFORMING MACHINES - PLASTICS 1. Thermoforming machines for plastics 2. Assembly machines for thermoplastics products 3. Pelletisers, underwater, for thermoplastics 4. Pressure forming machines for plastics 5. Stretch blow moulding machines for thermoplastics 6. Vacuum forming machines for thermoplastics 7. Thermoforming machines for plastics, nsk There are 188 Financial items covered, including: Total Sales, Pre-tax Profit, Interest Paid, Non-trading Income, Operating Profit, Depreciation: Structures, Depreciation: P + E, Depreciation: Misc., Total Depreciation, Trading Profit, Intangible Assets, Intermediate Assets, Fixed Assets: Structures, Fixed Assets: P + E, Fixed Assets: Misc., Total Fixed Assets, Capital Expenditure: Structures, Capital Expenditure: P + E, Capital Expenditure: Vehicles, Capital Expenditure: Data Processing, Capital Expenditure: Misc., Total Capital Expenditure, Retirements: Structures, Retirements: P + E, Retirements: Misc., Total Retirements, Total Fixed Assets, Finished Product Stocks, Work in Progress as Stocks, Materials as Stocks, Total Stocks / Inventory, Debtors, Total Maintenance Costs, Services Purchased, Misc. Current Assets, Total Current Assets, Total Assets, Creditors, Short Term Loans, Misc. Current Liabilities, Total Current Liabilities, Net Assets / Capital Employed, Shareholders Funds, Long Term Loans, Misc. Long Term Liabilities, Workers, Hours Worked, Total Employees, Raw Materials Cost, Finished Materials Cost, Fuel Cost, Electricity Cost, Total Input Supplies / Materials + Energy Costs, Payroll Costs, Wages, Director Remunerations, Employee Benefits, Employee Commissions, Total Employees Remunerations, Sub Contractors, Rental & Leasing: Structures, Rental & Leasing: P + E, Total Rental & Leasing Costs, Maintenance: Structures, Maintenance: P + E, Communications Costs, Misc. Expenses, Sales Personnel Variable Costs, Sales Expenses + Costs, Sales Materials Costs, Total Sales Costs, Distribution Fixed + Variable Costs, Premises Fixed Costs, Premises Variable Costs, Physical Handling Fixed + Variable Costs, Physical Process Fixed + Variable Costs, Total Distribution Costs, Correspondence Costs, Media Advertising Costs, Advertising Materials Costs, POS & Display Costs, Events Costs, Total Advertising Costs, Product Handling Costs, Product Support Costs, Product Service Costs, Customer Problem Solving Costs, Total After-Sales Costs, Total Marketing Costs, New Technology Expenditure, New Production Technology Expenditure, Total Research + Development Expenditure, Total Operational & Process Costs, Debtors + Agreed Terms, Un-recoverable Debts. /.. etc.

• Author : Stephen Oldman
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2006
• Total pages :229
• ISBN : OCLC:1108993248

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• Author : Devesh Tripathi
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2002-01
• Total pages :104
• ISBN : 9781859572825

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Summary : Polypropylene is now the third largest consumed plastic material after polyethylene and polyvinyl chloride. This book discusses the advantages and disadvantages of working with polypropylene, offering practical comment on the available types of polypropylene, its mechanical properties and in-service performance, and processing. Comparisons with other common plastics are also provided, which highlight the advantages of this polyolefin.

• Author : Anonim
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :2015
• Total pages :229
• ISBN : OCLC:1051923001

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Summary : Pre-consolidated carbon fibre-reinforced polyphenylene sulphide (CF/PPS) laminates were thermoformed into V-shaped parts via designed out of autoclave thermoforming experiments. The different processing conditions tested in the experiment have resulted in final part angles whose differences ranged from 2.087 to 3.431° from the original mould angle. The test results show that processing conditions influenced finished part dimensions as the final sample angles were found to decrease relative to the tooling dimensions, as mould temperature increases. Higher mould temperature conditions produce thinner parts due to the thermal expansion of mould tools. The mould temperature of 170°C, which can produce parts with high degree of crystallinity as well as small size of crystal, has been established as the optimal thermoforming condition for CF/PPS composites.

• Author : John Florian
• Publisher :Unknown
• Release Date :1987
• Total pages :371
• ISBN : UOM:39015011743146

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