Máquina de termoformado de vasos de plástico de 500 ml

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Una máquina termoformadora de vasos de plástico es un equipo automatizado que calienta láminas de plástico y utiliza moldes para formarlas en vasos de plástico.

A continuación hay una introducción detallada a sus componentes y principio de funcionamiento:

I. Components

Heating Sistema: Utiliza calentadores infrarrojos o sistemas de circulación de aire caliente para calentar uniformemente láminas de plástico (por ejemplo, PP, PET, PS) a su temperatura de ablandamiento (típicamente 120C-180C).

Sistema de formación: Incluye moldes superior e inferior y un dispositivo de presión. Los moldes están diseñados de acuerdo con la forma del producto, y el dispositivo de presión utiliza adsorción al vacío, presión de aire o presión mecánica para dar forma a las láminas de plástico ablandado en tazas.

Sistema de enfriamiento: Los vasos de plástico formados se enfrían rápidamente y se fijan mediante sistemas de enfriamiento por aire o agua para garantizar la forma estable del producto.

Sistema de corte: Emplea moldes de perforación o equipo de corte por láser para separar los vasos de plástico formados de la lámina.

Stacking Sistema: Apila automáticamente los vasos de plástico cortados para su posterior embalaje y transporte.

Sistema de control: Equipado con con un controlador PLC y una interfaz de pantalla táctil para ajustar parámetros como temperatura, presión, tiempo de formación y precisión de corte, lo que permite un funcionamiento automatizado.

Sistema de alimentación: alimenta automáticamente láminas de plástico en la zona de calentamiento para garantizar una producción continua.

Sistema de reciclaje de chatarra: recoge y recicaca corta Las láminas de plástico se trasladan al área de formación, donde la presión del aire adhiere las láminas a la superficie del molde, dándoles forma de tazas.

Enfriamiento: Los vasos de plástico formados se enfrían rápidamente y se colocan dentro del molde utilizando el sistema de enfriamiento.

Cutting: Los vasos de plástico enfriados se separan de la lámina a través del sistema de corte.

Stacking y Recolección: Los vasos de plástico cortados se apilan automáticamente por el sistema de apilamiento y se recogen en un lugar designado.

Reciclaje de chatarra: Los restos cortados se recogen por el sistema de reciclaje para su reutilización.

III. Flujo de trabajo Diagram

Feeding Calentamiento Enfriamiento Corte El apilamiento Collecting

The todo el proceso es continuo y automatizado, lo que garantiza una producción de alta eficiencia.

IV. Eficiencia técnica Features

High : Alto grado de automatización y rápida velocidad de producción, adecuada para la producción a gran escala.

Precision: Los parámetros se ajustan con precisión a través del sistema de control PLC para garantizar una calidad constante del producto.

Ahorro de energía y protección del medio ambiente: Utiliza sistemas de calefacción de bajo consumo y sistemas de reciclaje de chatarra para reducir el consumo de energía y el desperdicio de materiales.

Versatility: Capaces de producir vasos de plástico de diferentes formas y especificaciones reemplazando moldes. Conclusion

Plastic Las máquinas termoformadoras de vasos transforman eficientemente láminas de plástico en vasos de plástico a través de procesos como calentamiento, formación, enfriamiento y corte. Su diseño automatizado y sus precisos sistemas de control los convierten en equipos esenciales en la industria de fabricación de productos de plástico.

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