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Plastic-Encapsulated Glass

03/12/2010 1:34 AM

how to encapsulate glass with plastic or is there any process to coat glass inside plastic bottle ie can be pet pbt or any suitable one

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Re: encapsulation/coating

03/12/2010 3:20 AM

Why?

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Re: encapsulation/coating

03/12/2010 3:43 AM

I suppose you could shrinkwrap a plastic sleeve around a glass bottle to give some kind of impact protection.

Of course glass on plastic is not possible.

As with the previous post, the question why? springs to mind.

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Re: encapsulation/coating

03/12/2010 11:48 PM

hi

tnx for ur info this is for thinner format of glass we would like to go for thinnest possible glass bottles to be encapsulated with plastic this is for storing herbal medicines is pultrusion or split moulds or reverse die an answer to this if yes can you suggest who makes it or if you make it what can be the cost of it.

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#3

Re: encapsulation/coating

03/12/2010 5:25 AM

Please don't give us any information to work with! Dip it in wax, or:

poly=para xylene

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