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High-Quality Crate Production

Founded in 2006, Pro Plast s.a.r.l. is a leading manufacturer of high-quality plastic crates in Lebanon, proudly serving a wide range of sectors within the food industry, agriculture, bakery, meat, and more.
We are associated with Plastic Consulting Engineering (P.C.E.), our sister company founded in 1990, which specializes in the production and maintenance of plastic injection molds.

  • Producing more than 1 million unit per year.
  • Plastic injection machines ranging from 450 to 900 tons.
  • 50+ clients in the agriculture, bakery, and meat industries.
Advanced Mold Engineering

P.C.E. hosts a mechanical workshop that utilizes advanced Computer Numerical Control (CNC) technology. We use the latest 3D CAD/CAM software to design molds, guaranteeing our clients receive top-quality in-house injection molds.

CAD/CAM

CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing) integrates the design and manufacturing processes, allowing users to design products and then program manufacturing processes like CNC machining. This integration streamlines the product development cycle, improving efficiency and accuracy.

CNC Machines

CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machine is a type of automated manufacturing equipment controlled by computer software. It uses pre-programmed instructions to operate tools and machinery, enabling precise and automated execution.

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The Plastic Process
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01. Design & Prototyping

The process begins with the design of the part, followed by the creation of a prototype. CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software is often utilized to ensure precision and accuracy.

02. Mold Creation & Injection

A mold is fabricated, typically from steel or aluminum, which consists of two halves: the cavity and the core. This mold is designed to withstand high pressure and temperature. Then Plastic pellets or granules are heated until they melt and are then injected into the mold under high pressure. This ensures that the molten plastic fills every part of the mold completely.

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03. Cooling & Ejection

The injected plastic cools and solidifies within the mold, taking the shape of the desired part. Cooling time can vary depending on the material and thickness of the part. Then Once the plastic has cooled, the mold opens, and the finished part is ejected. This step may involve the use of ejector pins or plates to assist in removing the part without damage.

04. Finishing

The final step may include trimming, painting, or additional finishing processes to meet specific requirements.

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