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Introduction to Plastics Engineering
ISBN:
9781119536574
No. of Pages:
1060
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2020
eBook Chapter
17. Injection Molding and Its Variants
Page Count:
107
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Published:2020
The most versatile and productive part shaping method for plastics by far is injection molding; it is also the oldest and, perhaps, the most developed. It is conceptually a very simple process: molten plastic, well above the glass-transition temperature, is injected into a cooled, mold cavity formed by a two-sided mold, the shape of which determines the final nominal part shape, including its thickness. The part is ejected on cooling.
Topics:
Injection molding
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