Name: Calisin, Borj C.

Date: November 17, 2023

Course/Year/Section: BGT-MDT-1A Professor: Marcelina Puga

PLASTIC WASH BASIN

MANUFACTURING PROCESS

The manufacturing process of a plastic wash basin typically

involves several steps:

1. Material Selection: Choose a suitable plastic material, often

polypropylene or polyethylene, based on factors like durability, cost,
and desired properties.

2. Extrusion: Melt the plastic resin and extrude it into a specific

shape, forming the basic structure of the wash basin. This can be
done through injection molding or blow molding.

3. Mold Design: Create a mold that defines the final shape and
features of the wash basin. The mold is a crucial component in
determining the product's design and dimensions.

4. Injection Molding or Blow Molding: If using injection molding,

inject molten plastic into the mold, allowing it to cool and solidify.
For blow molding, a hollow tube of plastic (parison) is formed, then
air is blown into it to take the shape of the mold.

5. Cooling and Setting: Allow the molded plastic to cool and set
within the mold. This step ensures the basin retains its intended
shape.

6. Trimming and Finishing: Remove any excess material or

imperfections from the molded basin. This step may involve
trimming, smoothing, or other finishing processes to enhance the
product's appearance.

7. Quality Control: Inspect the wash basins for defects, ensuring

they meet quality standards. This may involve visual inspections,
measurements, and other tests.

8. Assembly (if applicable): If the wash basin has multiple parts or

components, assemble them together. This could involve additional
processes like welding or adhesive bonding.

9. Packaging: Once the wash basins pass quality control, package

them for distribution. Packaging may involve protective materials to
prevent scratches or damage during transportation.

Throughout these steps, manufacturers adhere to quality and safety

standards to produce reliable and durable plastic wash basins.