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  • Eight Core Components of Injection Molds

    Injection molds are key equipment for injection molding, whose structural design directly determines product precision, production efficiency and mold lifespan. The eight universally recognized core c

    2026/01/07 Injection Molds

  • ABS Mold Vent Depth

    In ABS (Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene) injection molding, mold vent system design directly impacts product quality, molding efficiency and mold lifespan. As a core parameter, vent depth must precise

    2026/01/07 Injection Molds

  • Common Plastics Shrinkage Rate Overview

    Plastic shrinkage rate is a core process parameter for injection mold design and product manufacturing, directly determining the accurate calculation of mold cavity dimensions, product dimensional sta

    2026/01/07 Plastic Molds

  • ABS Mold Material Selection

    ABS (Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene copolymer) is a widely used engineering plastic in injection molding, valued for its impact resistance, rigidity, corrosion resistance and processability, and appl

    2026/01/07 Injection Molds

  • Common Plastic Materials Overview

    Plastics, as a widely used synthetic polymer material, have advantages such as light weight, easy processing, and controllable cost, and have permeated into various fields of production and life. Here

    2026/01/07 Plastic Materials

  • Solutions to Gloss Defects on ABS Injection-molded Products

    Gloss defects—local highlights, uneven reflection or bright spots—are common in ABS injection molding, seriously undermining product aesthetics and market acceptance. Root causes lie in mold condition

    2026/01/06 Injection-molded

  • Polishing Methods for Optical Injection Molds

    Polishing of optical injection molds is critical, directly determining the micro-topography of mold cavities and thus the light transmittance, imaging accuracy and surface quality of optical parts. Op

    2026/01/06 Injection Molds

  • Solutions to Warpage Issues in Injection-molded Products

    Warpage is a common quality defect in injection-molded products, characterized by warping, bending and uneven shrinkage after cooling. It directly impairs assembly accuracy and service performance. Ro

    2026/01/06 Injection mold

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