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Color consistency is a critical factor in the injection molding industry, directly impacting product aesthetics, brand perception, and customer satisfaction. However, achieving uniform color across batches and production runs remains a challenge due to variables like material selection, process parameters, and environmental conditions. Here’s how manufacturers can address these issues effectively. By prioritizing material quality, …

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There are three ways to make custom colors for plastic injection molded parts. For low volumes, only the first option makes economic sense, but in that case, achieving color consistency will be very difficult. Alternately, using compound custom material, or using a masterbatch colorant, allows color consistency within batches. But these methods are only suited …

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In the competitive world of injection molding, reducing cycle time without compromising quality is a top priority for manufacturers. Shorter cycle times directly translate to higher output, lower costs, and improved profitability. However, achieving this requires a holistic approach that considers material selection, mold design, process parameters, and machine efficiency. Here are some proven strategies …

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The terminology “core” and “cavity” designate two different parts of an injection mold that you can distinguish by their more or less obvious characteristics. For example their appearance, structure, shape, position, or markings. Here is how they are identifiable; The general look: The core of a mold is the portion of the part tool that …

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You can easily distinguish the core and cavity sections of an injection mold; they form the two halves that create a complete mold, where molten plastic is injected during the process. The core portion is responsible for providing the internal surface, whereas the cavity forms the exterior surface. The core is the part that, is …

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Injection molding is a common manufacturing process, and its principle is not complicated: the heated and melted material is injected into a mold like “injection”, and after it cools and solidifies, it becomes the product or part we need. The shape inside the mold determines the appearance of the final product. In order to ensure …

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Injection mold design is a very complex process that requires consideration of multiple factors. Here are some basic principles that need to be followed when designing injection molds: Determine product requirements: The design of injection molds should always prioritize product requirements. When designing a mold, it is necessary to first have a detailed understanding and …

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According to the shape and function of the injection molding products, consider the segmentation to ensure the product processability. In order to ensure the good manufacturing technology of plastic injection molding and injection mold, as much as possible split into suitable grinding workpiece shape, and pay attention to improve EDM to reduce manufacturing costs. The …

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Precision injection mold manufacturing is a high-tech process, which requires the use of precision processing machinery and equipment. The manufacturing process of precision injection mold is necessary to develop precision plastic parts with complex geometry, which can replace high-precision metal parts for various industrial applications. The accuracy of precision injection molds depends on several factors, …

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One of the common problems in CNC milling is the surface finish. There are many reasons for the poor or change of the surface quality of the workpiece processed by the mould. The first reason is that the tool is too blunt. A blunt knife will deform the workpiece more. This will increase the cutting …

The surface finish of common workpiece defects in CNC milling of die and mould becomes worse Read More »