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Creating a product through injection molding requires four steps. First, the mold cavity is filled with molten material. This can be metal, glass, or plastic. Next, the material is rapidly cooled, which causes it to harden. Methods of cooling and cooling times can vary depending on the material being used. Third, the mold opens, exposing…
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Plastics are compounds that are nonmetallic and synthetically produced. After a molding process that shapes them into whatever a client requests, these products are then hardened to be commercially used. We are surrounded by plastic products on a daily basis but may not know the process in which they are made. Some examples include: With…
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Plastics are a very important component of the electronic industry. Plastics are key for electronics across industries such as consumer products, automotive, industrial applications, and medical products. Besides protecting and insulating the electronic, plastics also provide the following benefits.
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Injection molding is a versatile manufacturing method that can help save money and deliver a higher product value to customers, and it’s used in the production of a huge variety of products and parts. One fact about injection molding that most people aren’t aware of is that electricity accounts for 90% of the operating costs…
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