Yandina Plastics Pty Ltd
Plastic Injection Moulding in Sunshine Coast

Where experience counts! yandina plastics are plastic injection molders with over 30 years experience in the plastics industry. With 24 injection molding machines from 4.2kg shot down to 20gm shot we have the range of machines to handle most products. We can also assist you in taking your own ideas from concept right through to creation. We supply councils, exploration companies, mines, energy companies, traffic control companies and many more. We produce a range of our very own road safety products such as traffic cones and delineators right through to core trays for the mining industry. Yandina plastics is based on the sunshine coast in queensland and services customers throughout australia. We offer in-house design and engineering, state of the art equipment and the strength of over 3 decades of experience. For quality plastics manufacturing delivered in a timely way, yandina plastics has the experience and equipment to do the job.

Entire Plastics Solutions are plastic injection boulders with over 30 years’ experience in the plastics industry. We offer in house design and engineering, state of the art equipment and the strength of over three decades of experience. We can also aid you in taking your own ideas from concept right through to creation. Complete Plastics Solutions aims to at all times maintain the utmost levels of service for our customers and strives to place itself at the forefront of our competitors. At Entire Plastics Solutions we bear the subsequent products and services to our clients: Manufacture supply of Food storage containers. Manufacture supply of Traffic safety products. Manufacture supply of Business Advisory services. Manufacture supply of Restrict chairs for the construction industry. Be known for supplying on time quality plastic injection molded components.

Bicycle Helmets reflect History of Plastics The plastics industry has been behind many of the maximum exciting innovations of modernity. Plastics have allowed us to prosper advanced medical technologies, more efficient vehicles, and high tech aerospace products. However, as is often demonstrated on this blog, many of the changes that plastics have brought are less glamorous, but no less important. The history of bicycle helmets, the focus of today’s post, is a microcosm of the history of the plastics industry as a whole: innovative companies have taken advantage of continuing advancements in plastics materials and manufacturing companies to produce increasingly effective products. Earlier plastics entered the helmet scene (in the mid 1970’s), riders came up with some (largely ineffective) methods for protecting themselves. The maximum popular, referred to as hairnets by riders, were simply padded strips of leather, one of which wrapped around the head and two of which partially covered the top. These helmets were not effective and served more than a fashion item and source of psychological reassurance. While helmets had difficult plastic shells as hasty as the 1960’s, it wasn’t until the mid 70’s that innovators had the idea of protecting non disposable human skulls with disposable, squeeze capable plastic materials that would absorb the brunt of an impact. The shell served to produce a smooth, strong external surface suited of spreading the force of an impact over the total helmet. However, Lean was thick and solid to develop ventilation systems for. This left manufacturer with a dilemma bear safer helmets with dense external shells, or produce more marketable, but less effective helmets using only EPA. The solution came in 1990, when manufacturers began using PET (milk jug plastic) to create lightweight yet structurally effective helmet shells. Since then, helmet manufacturers have continued to innovate, developing, for example, EDP foam materials that could recover behind minor impacts, increasing overall durability. I hope this concise summary has made it clear that the helmet industry is characterized by the identical commitment to innovation as the plastics industry as a whole. For a immense overview of the history of helmets, check out this informative article put out by the bicycle helmet safety institute.