further exploration of pressed pulp forms

http://www.tradenote.net/trade24-products/Flower-Pots-&-Planters-16/

http://www.tradenote.net/trade24-products/Flower-Pots-&-Planters-16/

good example of two part molding. nice storage ideas

http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2008/8/15/packaging-lamp-by-david-gardener.html

Two common pulp molding processes. 

Thermoforming:
1)	Completely dehydrate the molded pulp products inside of convex & concave moldings.
2)	No distortion and variation in shape & size.
3)	Smooth surface.
4)	Space efficiency.
5)	Suitable for product thickness (0.5mm~1.5mm) .

Oven Dryer:
1.Molded pulp is to be dehydrated by air circulation in the high temperature furnace.
2.Distortion and variation in shape & size is inevitable.
3.Rough and coarse surface.
4.Large space occupation due to furnace conveyor belt.
5.Suitable for product thickness thicker than 1.5mm.
6.Higher capcity output (shorter production cycle time.)

http://www.tpmtech.com.tw/p3.html