How to Choose Oil Bottle Handle Mold

Oil bottle handles can be made of different materials. It is necessary to consider the compatibility of the handle with the preform. For example, the handle should be tangent to the preform and 1mm wide, not too large or too small. Also, the handle should not interfere with the preform. This will ensure a good fit. Once the compatibility is determined, the next step is to choose the appropriate preform.

Our company exports different types of plastic bottle handle mold. There are two types of handle bottles: pre-inserted and post-inserted. The pre-inserted type is used for large capacity bottles. The post-inserted type uses a cavity insert to preform the fitting place of the handle. The finished bottle is then placed into the handle.

Using a Plastics Oil Bottle Handle Mold allows you to manufacture plastic products with ease. The process uses a mold to inject molten thermoplastic material. Injection molding is one of the most complex manufacturing processes and produces up to 80% of the durable plastic items on the market. It begins with the setup of a mold, then a hydraulic press to extrude plastic pellets through a hot chamber into the mold.

Our company manufactures and exports a variety of plastic bottle handle moulds. Their products are widely used in the oil industry and are very popular in the world market. There are several features to consider when buying a mould, however. The first one is the compatibility with the handle. The handle must be tangent, meaning it should not interfere with the preform.

A four-piece mold is a mold with four different parts. This allows the mold maker to vary the size of the mold, add embossing, and change the bottle's capacity. This type of mold is commonly used in the manufacturing of beer bottles, liquor cylinders, and crown finish sodas.