Sink Marks, plastic injection molding defect
(1) What are sink marks (appearance)? Sink marks refer to the surface depression caused by resin shrinkage. After the crystalline resin is cooled and solidified, …
(1) What are sink marks (appearance)? Sink marks refer to the surface depression caused by resin shrinkage. After the crystalline resin is cooled and solidified, …
(1) What is bubble (appearance)? Bubble refers to the phenomenon in which the surface of a molded product bulges. Bubbles are prone to occur in …
Thanks to its low price, inherently anti-inflammatory features, great hardness and rigidity, as well as the outstanding resistance to chemicals and the shrinkage as low …
1. PP – Chemical Name: Polypropylene, Shrinkage Rate: 0.012-0.018%; Relative Density: 0.9-0.91 g/cm3 2. The appearance of PP: White, translucent and waxy when uncolored; natural color, cylindrical …
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Nylon (polyamide, abbreviated as PA) refers to a plastic composed of polyamide resins, which can be obtained by polycondensation of diamines and dibasic acids, or …
Introduction: When designing a plastic injection mold, the selection of the parting surface is an important design factor. With a reasonable parting surface selection, the …
In PC plastic injection molding process, the choice of moisture control and molding conditions are the two most important factors that affect the quality of …
ABS Plastic Resin Introduction ABS(Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene ) is one of the five major synthetic resins, which is excellent in resistance to impact, heat, low …
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The ejection of a plastic product is the last step in the plastic injection molding process. The quality of the ejection determines the quality of …
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1. Snap joint, AKA snap fit joint, is a common structure for connecting and fixing plastic injection molding products. It is able to replace the …