The injection molding cycle time refers to the total duration required to complete one full molding cycle, consisting of five core stages: injection, holding pressure, cooling, mold opening/ejection,
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Poor venting is a primary cause of defects in plastic injection molding, directly leading to issues such as air traps, silver streaks, burn marks, and short shots, which severely compromise both the a
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Pressure loss in hot runner injection molding refers to the pressure decay that occurs as molten plastic flows through the hot runner system—including the sprue bushing, manifold, nozzles, and gates—d
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ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), known for its balanced toughness, rigidity, and flowability, is a staple in general engineering plastics. Selecting the right mold material requires aligning the
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The compliance of food-grade plastics centers on preventing harmful substance migration during food contact to ensure food safety. Major global standards include China’s GB 4806 series, EU’s (EU) No 1
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Hot runner technology is widely used in precision and high-volume injection molding due to its material savings, efficiency, and improved part quality. Temperature zone control is the core of a stable
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Ejector pins are among the most critical and vulnerable components in plastic injection molds. Their surface condition and dimensional accuracy directly impact part appearance and stability. Operating
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Thin-wall injection molding is a critical technology driven by the trend toward lightweight and miniaturized products. It is generally defined by a wall thickness ≤ 1mm or a flow length-to-thickness r
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