How Chairs are Made in Factory ! All Types of Plastic Chairs Direct From Factory ! 

How Chairs are Made in Factory! All Types of Plastic Chairs Direct From Factory!
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What material is used to make plastic chairs?
Polypropylene..
Polypropylene is the number one choice in the manufacture of outdoor plastic chairs and other types of furniture. The reason for this is due to the characteristics of this plastic material that make it highly resistant and resilient to damage.
Injection molding is the most common method for mass manufacturing of plastic products like chairs, Dinning table, stool table etc
Injection molding is simple,melt plastic, inject it into a mold, let it cool and, then, out pops a plastic product.
Injection molding is an intricate and complex process. An injection molding.Machine has three main parts, the injection unit, the mold, and the clamp.lastic pellets.Plastic pelets in the hopper feed into the barrel of the injection unit. Inside the barrel.A screw transports the pellets forward. heater bands wrapped around the barrel warm up the plastic pellets.As the pellets are moved forward by the screw, they gradually melt, and areentirely molten by the time they reach the front of the barrel. Once enough molten plastic is in front of the screw it rams forward like the plunger of a syringe. In a matter of seconds,the screw injects the molten plastic into the empty part of the mold called the cavity image.The plastic solidifies in under a minute,the mold opens and the part is ejected.The mold then closes, and the process repeats.All injection molded objects start with these plastic pellets, which are a few millimeters in diameter. They can be mixed with small amounts of a pigment, called "colorant", or with up to 15% recycled material then fed into the injection molding machine.