How to Make Poly Plantation Shutter Components?

Welcome to the fascinating world of crafting Poly plantation shutter components. Let's dive into the meticulous process that brings these durable and eco-friendly pieces to life.
The manufacturing process involves several critical steps in making poly plantation shutter components. The primary raw materials used are PVC, calcium powder, and other processing aids, ensuring no heavy metals or toxic substances are added.
The process includes:
1. Pelletizing & Compounding: Mixing PVC resin, calcium powder, and processing aids to create the profiles.
2. Profiles Extrusion: Forging continuous shapes of plantation shutter parts by forcing the molten mixture through a metal die.
3. Check & Pick: Skilled workers select profiles with uniform color, smooth surfaces, and no imperfections for further processing.
4. Cleaning Surface: Thoroughly cleaning the profiles to enhance paint adhesion.
5. Painting: Apply paint to achieve a smooth finish on both sides of the profiles.
6. Oven Drying: The components are baked in an oven at 55℃ for 30 minutes to ensure stability and paint quality.
7. Quality Inspection: Testing smoothness, glossiness, color consistency, and thickness of the paint finish to meet standards.
They are crafted to mimic the elegance of natural wood while being environmentally conscious. Our Poly plantation shutter components offer the perfect blend of craftsmanship and sustainability.
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