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Precautions during mold trial

What are the precautions during mold trial? 1. Whether the mold opening and closing is smooth and whether the ejection is smooth. 2.pay attention to the position of the gate of the mold and the way of feeding glue, the...

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Causes Of Air Bubbles In Plastic Injection Molds

1. Defects in the plastic injection mold design cause bubbles in the injection mold 2. The parting surface of the injection plastic mold lacks the necessary exhaust holes or the exhaust holes are insufficient, blocked, poorly positioned, and there are...

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General plastic injection molding process conditions

ABS is synthesized from three chemical monomers of acrylonitrile, butadiene and styrene. Each monomer has different characteristics: acrylonitrile has high strength, thermal stability and chemical stability; butadiene has toughness and impact resistance; styrene has easy processing, high finish and high...

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Traditional mold making methods and defects

1. Traditional mold making methods The traditional mold-making technology is mostly based on the sample mold (mother mold), using copy methods (such as casting, spraying, electroforming, composite material pouring, etc.) to manufacture the main working parts of the mold (convex,...

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How are injection plastic molds manufactured?

We are often asked how we make injection molds, and more specifically, how we make injection molds. The cost and time required to produce traditional mass production injection molds is the result of the need to maximize productivity and minimize...

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The Main Advantages Of ABS Mold

ABS resin refers to acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene copolymer. ABS is an acronym for Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene. It is a thermoplastic polymer material with high strength, good toughness and easy processing. It is used to prepare various parts such as instruments, electrical appliances,...

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