The document discusses various plastic forming methods like injection, extrusion, blow moulding, calendering, rotational moulding, vacuum forming, compression and transfer moulding, glass and carbon fiber laying, as well as providing case studies on thermoplastic and thermosetting plastics. It also mentions that products are made from high quality medium density food grade polyethylene which offers certain qualities.

1. FORMING METHODS
Plastic
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2. Redistribution - Injection
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3. Redistribution - Extrusion
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4. Redistribution – Blow Moulding
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5. Redistribution - Calendering
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6. Redistribution – Rotational Moulding
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All our products are manufactured from high quality
medium density food grade polyethylene.
Polyethylene offers the following qualities.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz6rE5JmHI0

7. Vacuum (Thermo) Forming
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8. Compressions & Transfer Moulding (Thermosets)
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9. Redistribution – Glass Fibre / Carbon Fibre – Laying up
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10. Case Study - Thermoplastic
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11. Case Study – Thermosetting Plastic
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