Jantrayan

Plastics & rubber machines, step by step

The machines are in the order they work in the process. Ask us about any of them: we check feasibility and the import rules before we quote.

Material handling and drying

Resin pellets are dried and mixed with colour or additives before they are melted.

  • Hopper dryer

    A heated hopper on top of the moulding machine that dries plastic granules before they melt, so parts come out without bubbles or streaks.

    Availability subject to feasibility check

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  • Colour mixer

    A drum or blade mixer that blends granules with colour masterbatch and regrind into an even mix.

    Availability subject to feasibility check

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Injection moulding

Molten plastic is injected into a closed mould to make parts such as caps, crates, chairs and housings.

Blow moulding

A soft tube or preform is blown with air inside a mould to make bottles and containers.

Extrusion

Plastic is pushed through a die in one long run to make pipes, sheet or film for bags.

  • Pipe extrusion line

    An extruder pushes melted plastic through a round die; the pipe is sized, cooled in water baths, hauled off and cut to length.

    Availability subject to feasibility check

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  • Blown film line

    Blows melted plastic from a ring die into a tall bubble of thin film, which is cooled, flattened and wound into rolls for bags and wraps.

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Cooling and finishing

Parts and moulds are cooled with chilled water, then trimmed, printed or cut to length.

Recycling scrap

Rejects and plastic waste are washed, shredded and turned back into pellets that can be used again.