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Hi, You guys have helped me tremendously in the past, as I am a complete layman with regards to plastics and the processes used to mould them. I would now like to try and learn a little for myself, and am hoping you guys will once again be able to help me, by recommending any books you know of...

Thanks for your help guys. Sorry for delay in responding but I have been away. I am currently awaiting some more information on product. When received I will be able to talk to you again. Regards.

Can you tell me please which manufacturing process I would need to employ in order to produce a PVC spike approx. 550mm long, which is a cruciform cross section, which incorporates (at its uppermost portion) a flanged end 200mm square by 12mm thick. The fins in the cruciform also being 12mm...

OK, that sounds great. Thanks for all your help guys.

If a flange could somehow be moulded to a 75x75 box section and still be as strong then this would be ideal. I just did not know if this was possible.

The Max cost is hoped to be around £6.00. The geometry is as simple as described. They will be in an indoor environment.

It is anticipated there will only be three prototypes produced. Actual manufacturing quantites are estimated at 500-700 per week.

Hi, Can someone tell me please which manufacturing process I would need to employ in order to produce a one piece solid square section of plastic material (75mm x 75mm) by about 2m long, which has a 12mm thick flanged end 200mm square. I am completely stuck. Thanks, Nick.