What is Quality Plastic Injection Mold Designed with Solidworks for Precision
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1,000-4,999 Pieces US$0.06
5,000-9,999 Pieces US$0.056
10,000+ Pieces US$0.052
Sepcifications
- Material ABS
- Application Household, Electronics, Automotive
- Certification ISO
- Transport Package Wooden Cases/Air/Sea
- Specification Custom
- Trademark HOWE or Custom
- Origin China
- Name Plastic Injection Mold for Plastic Parts
- Mould Core S136, P20, 2738, 2344, 738h, etc
- Design Sofeware Ug, Proe, CAD, Solidwork, etc
- Mold Cavity Single Cavity / Family Molds / Multi Cavity
- Mold Life Time 300K ~ 500K Shots
- Plastic Injection Machine 90t, 110t, 140t, 160t, 200t, 260t, etc.
- Molding Material ABS, PC, PE, PETG, POM, Pets, etc
- Lead Time 7-14 Days for Samples, 25-40 Days for Mould
Product Description
Discover our superior 8 Cavities Mold, masterfully crafted for plastic injection molding of caps, covers, and lids. Experience unmatched precision and efficiency. Product Description Product Name High Precision Mould Mold Design software PRO/E, Solidwork, UG, Autocad, etc Mold Base ...
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What Are Sink Marks in Plastic Injection Mold? Sink marks are some kinds of depression on the surface of the plastic part due to the shrinkage of the material underneath. Sink marks most commonly occur on a surface that has ribs, bosses, and other voluminous features on the rear side of the moulding. All plastics shrink as they freeze off, some more than others. One of the things you can do during the design phase is to identify where these injection molding sink marks are going to be and choose a material that doesn’t shrink as much. Or you can even add something to the plastic material like glass fibers or you can put talcum powder in and it will mitigate the shrinkage quite a bit. -
What Are Bubbles in Injection Molded Products? In injection molding, bubbles are not a common defect in general small workshops. Bubbles mainly occur in non-large transparent products; small transparent products are not prone to bubbles, while non-transparent products typically do not have specific requirements. Today, we will focus on bubbles in injection molding as we continue our exploration of molding defects. -
What Is Injection Molding Shrinkage? Injection molding shrinkage simply refers to how much the polymers will contract during the cooling phase. During the injection molding process, molten plastic material is injected into a mold cavity under high pressure, and when the plastic material cools, it shrinks as it solidifies. This shrinkage can cause the molded part to be smaller than the intended size, and have an uneven shape known as war-page.