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The structure of thermosetting liquid silicone rubber (LSR) injection molds is similar to that of thermoplastic materials, but there are some [...]
Because of its light quality, good performance, simple manufacture, corrosion resistance, impact resistance, design freedom, and other characteristics, plastic is widely [...]
Dent or micro-pitting on the surface of injection molded products is a common problem in the injection molding process. The so-called [...]
Due to thermal expansion and cold shrinkage, elastic recovery and plastic deformation during the demoulding of plastic parts lead to the [...]
When first heated to a certain temperature, the plastic can soften, flow, and undergo a chemical reaction. Once cured, the plastic [...]
Plastic material is one of the most commonly used materials for daily necessities. As an important means of production, injection molding [...]
Backpressure (also known as plasticizing pressure) refers to the pressure on the melt in the material storage area at the front [...]
The quality of plastic parts plays an important role in the development of the automobile industry. The most important part of [...]
Lusterless (Low Gloss) refers to a dull surface and a transparent product that is Low in transparency. Gloss may be caused [...]
