Blasform

Blasform is a term that can refer to several distinct concepts depending on the context. In the realm of manufacturing and materials science, Blasform refers to a type of plastic deformation process. This process involves shaping a material, typically a thermoplastic, by introducing a fluid under pressure into a cavity, causing the material to expand and conform to the mold's shape. This is often used for creating hollow plastic parts.

The term can also appear in certain industrial or engineering applications, sometimes related to pressure vessel design or the manipulation of materials under stress. In a more general sense, "Blasform" might be encountered as a proper noun, possibly a company name, product, or a specific technical jargon within a particular field. Without further context, pinpointing a single, universally recognized definition is challenging. However, the core idea often involves a form of shaping or molding, frequently with the application of pressure. The specific nature of the "blas" or blowing action is key to its meaning.