Blow Mold Easter Egg Exporters

What Are Blow Molded Eggs?

Blow-molded eggs are a special type of Easter eggs that are created through a blow molding process. Blow molding is a plastic processing technology that preheats and blows thermoplastic material to expand it into a hollow shape, and then cools and solidifies into shape.

When making a blown egg, first heat a thermoplastic (usually polyethylene or polypropylene, etc.) to a high temperature, and then inject the molten plastic into a hollow mold. Then, by blowing or compressing the mold, the plastic expands in the mold and gradually fills the entire mold space to form the hollow shape of the egg. Finally, the mold is cooled to allow the plastic to solidify, resulting in a fully blown egg.

Blow-molded Easter eggs usually have the following characteristics:

1. Hollow structure: Blow-molded eggs have a hollow structure because they are formed by blowing, making them light in weight and easy to carry and decorate.

2. Rich colors: Blow-molded eggs can be made of plastic materials of various colors, making the eggs more colorful in color.

3. Customization: Blow molding technology can make eggs of different sizes and shapes according to needs to meet the individual needs of customers.

4. Durability: Blow molded eggs are usually made of wear-resistant and durable plastic materials, which have better durability.

Blown eggs are widely used at Easter and other holiday celebrations, as decorations, gifts, or for egg hunt games. They are a popular type of easter egg and add extra fun and color to the celebration.

Brief Production Process Of Blow Mold Easter Egg

The production process of Blow Mold Easter Egg usually includes the following steps:

1. Raw material preparation: First, prepare thermoplastic raw materials, usually plastic materials such as polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP). These plastics will be used to make the shells of the eggs.

2. Plastic heating: Put plastic granules or granules into the heating chamber of the blow molding machine, and melt the plastic material into a liquid state by heating.

3. Mold preparation: Prepare the egg mold, usually the mold consists of two parts, the upper and lower molds. The shape and size of the mold determines the shape of the final egg.

4. Blow molding: inject molten plastic into the mold, and blow the mold with high-pressure air to make the plastic expand in the mold, gradually fill the entire mold space, and form the hollow shape of the egg.

5. Cooling and solidification: The blown egg remains in the mold for a period of time to allow the plastic to cool and solidify to ensure that the shape of the egg is stable and complete.

6. Demolding: After cooling and solidification, open the mold and take the blown Easter eggs out of the mold.

7. Trimming and decoration: Trim the edges of the blow-molded eggs, and add colorful patterns, decorations, etc. as needed to increase the decorative effect of the eggs.

8. Inspection and packing: Quality inspection is carried out on the blown eggs to ensure that there are no blemishes and defects. The eggs are then packaged and ready to be sold or used for celebrations.

Generally speaking, the production process of blow molding Easter eggs is a process in which molten plastic is injected into a mold, blown into shape, and then cooled to solidify. This production process allows Easter eggs of all shapes and sizes to be produced quickly and economically, and is a common method of making eggs.