Voici quelques défaillances de production courantes des presses de moulage par soufflage : * **Problèmes de chauffe :** le plastique n'est pas chauffé à la bonne température, ce qui entraîne des pièces fines ou des défauts de moulage. * **Problèmes de pression :** la pression d'air n'est pas correcte, ce qui peut provoquer des bulles, des parois minces ou des pièces déformées. * **Problèmes de refroidissement :** le refroidissement n'est pas uniforme ou adéquat, ce qui peut entraîner des pièces qui se déforment ou qui ne se démoulent pas correctement. * **Problèmes de moule :** les moules peuvent être usés, endommagés ou mal alignés, entraînant des défauts dans les pièces produites. * **Problèmes de matière première :** la qualité du plastique utilisé peut affecter le résultat final. Des impuretés ou une mauvaise qualité peuvent causer des défauts. * **Problèmes d'automatisation/contrôle :** les systèmes de contrôle défectueux ou les erreurs de programmation peuvent entraîner des cycles de production incohérents et des pièces défectueuses. * **Usure de l'équipement :** les pièces de la machine, comme les vis, les barres de chauffage ou les systèmes de commande, peuvent s'user avec le temps, nécessitant un entretien ou un remplacement. * **Accidents et erreurs humaines :** des erreurs d'opération, un mauvais réglage ou des accidents peuvent endommager la machine ou les pièces en production.

I. Blow Molding Machine Not Dispensing Material

1. Low Start-up Temperature: This may be due to damage to the extrusion barrel and components, causing excessively low temperatures. Promptly check if the temperature of the extrusion barrel and die head reaches the standard, if the heating time is sufficient, and if the heater is damaged; replace it if necessary.
2. Material Sticking to the Feed Inlet: Before stopping the machine, lower the temperature slightly until there is no material left in the screw feed section. If this is found immediately upon startup, use a plastic or wooden stick to forcefully push the material downwards at the feed inlet to move the stuck material forward.
3. Drive Belt Issues: This may be due to an old or excessively loose drive belt causing unstable material discharge. Replace and adjust the belt tension to prevent loosening and slippage that could affect the feed.

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II. Black Substances on the Surface of Blow Molded Products

There are many reasons why black mineral deposits or short black streaks may appear on the transparent parts of blow-molded products.

1. The raw material remains in the blow molding barrel or runner for too long, altering its properties.
2. Severe wear on the blow molding screw and barrel prevents uniform melting of the raw material.
3. Poor mold cooling water causes large temperature deviations in the mold.
4. Poor mold venting causes air to accumulate inside the mold cavity, leading to scorched material.

III. Surface Bubbles

Gas trapped during the formation of the product surface during blow molding results in surface defects.

1. The blow molding material is damp, and water vapor evaporates and enters the material surface.
2. Clogged or poor mold venting prevents gas from escaping smoothly.
3. The blow molding cycle time is too short, preventing rapid gas removal from the cavity.
4. Incorrect machine air pressure parameter settings.
5. Blow molding screw rotating too fast.
6. Screw back pressure too low.
7. Raw materials contain volatile additives.

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IV. Low product surface finish

1. Insufficient blow molding pressure; raw materials not fully compacted.
2. Barrel temperature too low; raw materials not fully melted, resulting in low surface finish.
3. Insufficient venting at the mold temperature; product cannot adhere to the inner surface of the mold, causing problems during production.
4. Some moisture in the raw material; poor flowability during blow molding also reduces surface finish.

V. Uneven longitudinal wall thickness of products

1. Severe preform sagging due to its own weight. Lowering the preform melt temperature, increasing the preform extrusion speed, using a resin with a lower melt flow rate, and adjusting the preform control device can improve this problem.
2. The difference in diameter between the two longitudinal cross sections of the blow-molded product is too large, which affects production. To solve this problem, the product design can be appropriately modified to adopt bottom blowing molding.