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 We start with top-grade high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pellets. This material is carefully chosen for its exceptional strength and resistance to chemicals. These pellets are gently heated and melted, then precisely extruded into a continuous, hollow tube. Think of it like a perfectly formed, warm plastic sleeve, which we call a "parison." The consistency of this parison is crucial – it's the very foundation of your future IBC. 

 Next, this warm plastic parison is quickly positioned and securely clamped within a specialized mold. This mold is expertly designed to be the exact shape of your IBC tote's inner container. The clamping action not only holds the parison in place but also seals off its bottom, ready for the next step. 

Now, the magic happens! We carefully introduce compressed air into the parison. This air gently inflates the softened plastic, pushing it outwards until it perfectly conforms to every curve and corner of the mold. This is how the robust, seamless inner container of your IBC tote takes its precise shape. We control the air pressure with extreme care to ensure uniform wall thickness, which is vital for the strength and integrity of your container. 

 Once the plastic has taken its perfect form, it's quickly and efficiently cooled while still inside the mold. This rapid cooling allows the plastic to solidify and hold its shape. As soon as it's perfectly rigid and ready, the mold gently opens, and your newly formed IBC tote inner container is carefully released. 

Finally, the plastic container undergoes a series of meticulous finishing steps. Any excess material is precisely trimmed away, and each container goes through thorough quality checks to ensure it meets our high standards. Then, we carefully fit your inner container with its protective, galvanized steel cage and all necessary fittings, like valves and caps. This ensures you receive a complete, ready-to-use Wenplastics IBC tote that's built to perform and protect your valuable contents.