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PET Preform Aging (Long Inventory)

Problem Phenomenon
Preforms stored for 6~12 months are difficult to stretch and require higher oven temperature.
Cause Analysis
Long-stored PET preforms have IV degradation and the material becomes hard, with high stretching resistance at standard temperature.
Solution
①Check the preform production date, first-in first-out; ②raise the oven temperature of old preforms by 2%~3% overall for compensation; ③downgrade severely aged preforms.
Key Takeaway
Old preforms = hardened preforms; temperature compensation must keep up.
PET; preform; aging; IV; oven temperature

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