Have you ever opened a box of freshly molded parts, only to find them bent and warped? This frustrating discovery means wasted material, production delays, and the risk of unhappy clients. The pressure is on to find a fix, and fast. Don’t worry, this is a common issue. Understanding the
Have you ever designed a plastic part that looks perfect on screen, only to be told it’s un-moldable? The culprit is often a hidden feature called an undercut. This small detail can trap your part inside the steel mold, leading to costly damage and frustrating delays. But don’t worry, there
Have you ever perfected a design on your computer, only to see the physical part come out warped, flawed, or full of sink marks? This frustrating gap between digital design and real-world production can cause endless revisions, delay projects, and cost a fortune. The secret to avoiding this is not
You have taken weeks to get a product design right and when you send sample design out of the machine those designs are incomplete. A "short shot" or under filling as it is also known is the most frustrating of the defects. It consumes costly material, time of expensive machines,
Have you ever created a plastic part that was absolutely perfect on screen, then encountered infinite difficulty during production? A minor mistake in how the part is being molded can result in expensive tooling changes and annoying delays. Learning about the fundamental elements of an injection mold is the first
You modeled a flawless looking part in your CAD tool and when you receive the first sets of production the parts returned are deformed, they have unsightly sink marks and other flaws. It is a frustrating procedure that distorts the aspect and merit of the part, creating re-designing of tools
The mold presents a finished piece of plastic that has defects, which cost you both in time and savings. You end up with reject pile and you are unsure of whether it is the material, the machine itself or the mold that is the problem. Every non-functional component is a
Struggling with slider failures might be a miscalculation of forces. This small error can lead to costly mold damage and production delays, hurting your bottom line and causing major headaches you just don’t need. The simplest way to calculate the required force for a mold slider is to determine the
Are your plastic parts too heavy, costly, or time-consuming to produce? Traditional molding might be holding you back. Imagine lighter, quicker, and more efficient manufacturing. Thin wall injection molding gives you the tools to make it a reality, transforming your production process. Thin wall injection molding is a unique process
Injection pressure in injection molding is a fine balancing act. Too low, and your parts will not fill up correctly, and you’ll be stuck with annoying defects. Too high, and you’ll flash the mold or worse, destroy it, and be confronted with expensive repairs and downtime. This vital parameter is
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