The composite ethylene gas made from benzene( adopted from coal tar or petroleum) and ethylene gas, is dehydrogenated by metal oxide catalyzer heated to 600 celsius degree into styrene monomer, which is then catalyzed and aggregated into polystryreneresin through such catalyzer as inorgranic peroxide. […]
The PVC monomer arises from the reaction between ethyne and hydrochloric acid, and the monomer thereafter is aggregated into PVC through various methods, PVC is devoid of stability against heat and light, and therefore, stabilizers shall be added therein to avoid discoloration or decomposition upon the materials’ being processed into finished products. Various stabilizers are [...]
today morning, I design a mold from USA, he requires his mold to use a Stack gate, I want to share it with everyone, stack gate has two or more regulated gates stacked on the same runner. […]
Subsprue gate and spoke gate are two variants of the disk gate design. Subsprue gate is due to flow distribution through a cone, the flow turns at a smaller angle, thus smoothing the flow. […]
when we design a gate for a mold, in general, it is easier to full up the cavity with a gate of a larger sectional area. But it will take a longer time to cool and seal the gate, […]
where is called gate in a feeding system? When melt plastic flows out of the nozzle of the injection molding machine into the mold, to a single cavity mold, […]
China industry spends hundreds of billions a year in costs related to, or caused from, corrosion. In the plastic’s industry, these costs are not limited to mold damage and repair. Corrosion also causes the breakdown/shutdown of a press, leading to manufacturing downtime and significant loss of productivity. […]
the design also maximizes the pipelines inside the mold and thus allows rapidly raising the temperature to the thermo plastic level. […]
I want to say something about thermoplastic material when you meet thickness problem, actually thermoplastic materials are good for parts with a thin wall. The value we often use is from 1.5 mm to 4 mm. though it could be as thin as 0.6 – 0.9mm, or even 0.25 mm at time.
yes! You are right, as for affecting the shrinkage of the plastic material, I want to add something, the wall thickness and shape of plastic part also affect it’s shrinkage. For example, the plastic part with a thin wall shrinks less.