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Plastic Injetion Molding
Plastic injection molding utilizes the high-pressure injection of
melted plastics or resins into custom-designed molds to produce
solid
plastic parts and components. This highly versatile method is used
for the production of a variety of products made from a broad
selection of plastic materials compounds.
Compared to other plastic manufacturing processes, plastic
injection molding offers several advantages, including higher
precision parts
and the facilitation of more cost-effective high-volume runs.
Advantages of ABS Injection Molding
The advantages of the ABS injection molding process include
impressive dimensional stability and stability under load, its
ability to be
alloyed by other polymers, recyclability, and its aesthetic
properties.
| Property |
Description
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| Excellent Formability |
ABS plastic sheets can be readily formed into desired shapes and
sizes, making them suitable for various applications.
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| High Impact Resistance |
These sheets can absorb substantial shocks without damage, a
property that stems from the toughness of ABS plastic.
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| Easy to Paint and Glue |
ABS plastic sheets can be easily painted or glued, making them
ideal for aesthetic applications.
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| Good Chemical Resistance |
They maintain stability when exposed to many chemicals, making them
suitable for industrial applications.
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Good dimensional stability
ABS plastics are dimensional stable at ambient temperatures up to
their highest operating temperature. This advantage makes ABS
a cost-effective material for applications where other plastics
bend or warp under similar conditions, such as accessories, vacuum
system components or housings.
High load stability
ABS plastic will maintain its stability and rigidity under load
until its thermal deformation temperature, making it suitable for
load-bearing applications such as brackets, fasteners, clamps and
other load-bearing applications.
Easily alloyed with other polymers
ABS plastics are easily combined with other polymers to form
alloys, where the rigidity, scratch resistance and dimensional
stability of
ABS combined with the properties of another polymer make the
material superior to its sum. This ability made possible the
formulation
of another very popular polymer mixture, PC-ABS, which retains the
strength of ABS but is also more heat and impact resistant. This
makes
ABS an attractive option for polymer manufacturers when
manufacturing application-specific plastic grades.
The cost of producing the mold can be reduced by applying the
following design guidelines:
Evaluate the CAD model to determine its feasibility before
undertaking an injection molding project. Eliminate potential
bottlenecks such as steep angles, undercuts, and other complex
geometries.
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Evaluate the model’s design to eliminate unnecessary features. This
reduces the mold’s size and the material used to develop the model.
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Apply a core cavity approach that simplifies the design of Side B
of a mold. The core cavity approach involves sinking the wall
cavities into the mold base, thereby reducing the need to mold
steep draft angles while improving surface finish.
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Embrace the use of self-mating parts to reduce the need to create
multiple molds when one universal mold can be used to achieve
similar results.
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- High Impact Resistance: ABS exhibits exceptional durability, making
it ideal for products requiring toughness.
- ABS plastic propertie: Can be easily modified to enhance
characteristics like UV resistance or flame retardancy.
- ABS plastic balances strength and rigidity and is suitable for
various applications.
- Good Dimensional Stability: Maintains shape and form even under
stress, ensuring product consistency.
- Ease of Processing: Can be molded into complex shapes and sizes,
allowing for design flexibility in manufacturing.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Low material cost and efficient production make
it a budget-friendly option.
- Recyclability and Environmental Sustainability: ABS can be
recycled, reducing waste and promoting eco-friendly manufacturing
practices.
Physical Properties of ABS Plastic
The physical properties of ABS plastic refer to the attributes that
are observable or measurable without changing the material’s
identity. These include properties like density, melting point, and
thermal conductivity.
Mechanical Properties of ABS Plastic
The mechanical properties of ABS plastic refer to how the material
responds to applied forces. These include properties such as
tensile strength, impact strength, and hardness.
Surface Treatment
| Materials Available |
As Machined
| All Metals |
Smoothed
| All Metals+Plastic (Aluminum, Steel, Nylon, ABS) |
Powder Coated
| All Metals (Aluminum, Steel) |
Brushing
| All metals (Aluminum, Steel) |
Anodized Hardcoat
| Aluminum And Titanium Alloys |
Electropolished
| Metal+Plastic (Aluminum, ABS) |
Bead Blasted
| Aluminum And Titanium Alloys |
Anodized Clear Or Color
| Aluminum And Titanium Alloys |
How do you control quality?
(1) Material inspection - Check the surface and approximate size of
the material.
(2) Initial production inspection - to ensure the key dimensions of
mass production.
(3) Sampling inspection -- quality inspection before delivery.
(4) Pre-shipment inspection - 100% inspection before shipment.
QC checking before ship the product:
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Plastic Injection Molding Service For Low Volume Manufacturing
Medical Parts,JYH is your best injection mold supplier!
Injection Moulding is highly repeatable; this means that all the
parts that are produced will be identical,
which is especially convenient for brand consistency and part
reliability in high volume production.
