Manufacturing method for starch tableware
A manufacturing method, technology of starch, applied in the direction of plates, drinking vessels, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0026] Starch Bowl:
[0027] Rotary compressor structure: Bowl-shaped mold 05 is made of stainless steel, the mold cavity 06 faces upwards, and two slide rods 07 are installed at the bottom of the mold. The geared motor 01 is installed on the upper part of the rod, and the die head 04 is installed on the lower part of the geared motor shaft.
[0028] Lift the crossbar and the deceleration motor by the handle, put the combined raw materials into the mold cavity quantitatively, the deceleration motor drives the die head to rotate, and at the same time press down the crossbar and the die head through the handle, and the die head presses down under the rotating state Combine the raw materials to form a bowl-shaped billet with a set wall thickness. When the set depth is reached, lift the cross bar and reducer motor by the handle, and demould to form a bowl-shaped billet for drying.
[0029] When using a bowl-shaped mold to press the starch bowl, add the combined raw material powde...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Starch dish:
[0032] The disc or square disc mold is made of stainless steel, and the upper part has a cavity. Put the extruded sheet of the combined raw materials on the disc-shaped cavity, pressurize it, and heat the extruded sheet to solidify it by using the ejector. The plate-shaped tableware is released from the mold and becomes a starch plate or saucer after drying.
Embodiment 3
[0034] Starch box:
[0035] A box-shaped mold is made of stainless steel with a mold cavity. The extruded sheet of combined raw materials is placed in the cavity of the box-shaped mold, pressurized, heated and solidified to form a box-shaped starch box after demoulding. Starch boxes can be square or round.
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