Film Blowing Machine mold
The action of the blown film mold is to eat the melt sent by the extruder, and shaft the melt, so that the melt is flowed longitudinally, and the mold exit is sent out to facilitate the final product. High quality melt transport is not only the requirements of the extruder, but also the requirements for the mold. That is, the melt flow is not in the inside of the mold, and there is no need to occur in the occurrence of the mount. Further, high melt quality also requires no appearance or structural problems such as the flow path line fusion line. Finally, good molds also require a uniform extrusion speed on the circumference. The blown film mold has several different structures, which are different in cost, complexity and design purposes. The mold, the mold, the bottom feeding, and the spiral core is often used in the extrusion of the single layer film. Co-extrusion molds are used to produce multilayer coextruded films. Wire rotating molds can be used regardless of a single layer film or a multilayer film. These contents will be described in the next chapter. Side feeding molds (Figure 3.4) are