Plastic Christmas Baubles

Matte Christmas Ornaments

Matte Christmas Ornaments are available in the following sizes: 35 mm, 60 mm, 80 mm, 100 mm, 120 mm, 150 mm, 200 mm, 250 mm, 300 mm, and 400 mm. They are available in all standard colors. Custom colors can be produced based on the samples provided.

Product Code	Size [mm]	Type of packaging External dimensions [mm]	Quantity	Volume [m3]
BP 35 Mxx	Φ 35	600 x 440 x 440	900	0,116
BP 50 Mxx	Φ 50	600 x 440 x 440	500	0,116
BP 60 Mxx	Φ 60	600 x 440 x 440	500	0,116
BP 80 Mxx	Φ 80	600 x 440 x 440	200	0,116
BP 100 Mxx	Φ 100	600 x 440 x 440	96	0,116
BP 120 Mxx	Φ 120	600 x 440 x 440	50	0,116
BP 150 Mxx	Φ 150	600 x 440 x 440	32	0,116
BP 200 Mxx	Φ 200	600 x 440 x 440	12	0,116
BP 250 Mxx	Φ 250	750 x 500 x 500	12	0,188
BP 300 Mxx	Φ 300	300 x 600 x 600	4	0,11
BP 400 Mxx	Φ 400	400 x 400 x 800	1	0,13

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The production process of plastic Christmas ornaments includes several key steps. Here is a general overview of the stages that may be involved in manufacturing ornaments made of plastic:

Design and concept:
Developing the ornament design, including its shape, size, patterns, and other details. The design may be created by hand or with the use of computer-aided design software.

Selection of plastic material:
Choosing the appropriate type of plastic for the production of the ornaments. Popular materials include PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and PET (polyethylene terephthalate).

Injection molding:
Preparing the mold for injection. In this process, the plastic is heated to the proper temperature and then injected into the mold to achieve the desired ornament shape.

Cooling and hardening:
Cooling the mold to harden the injected plastic and give the ornament its durable shape.

Trimming and removal of excess material:
Cutting and removing excess plastic from the mold to obtain the exact shape of the ornament.

Adding details and decorations:
Applying additional details such as embossed patterns, prints, painting, sequins, or glitter.

Surface protection:
Coating the ornament with a protective layer, such as varnish, to protect it and give it an attractive appearance.

Quality testing:
Carrying out quality checks, such as testing durability, color consistency, and other properties of the ornament.

Packaging:
Packing the finished ornaments for transport and distribution.