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(1) In order to prevent the Ejector sleeve from deformation during ejection, the ejection force has to be distributed as evenly as possible, and as close as possible to the core wrapped by the shrinking plastic or to the part that is difficult to eject, e... - Jin hong posted a new blog entry: Have you ever had an Injection plastic mold part that didn’t live up to its’ use in the environment for which it was intended? After several attempts to correct the problems did you give up and choose a metal instead?
Would it surprise you to know that... - Jin hong posted a new blog entry: Automation is becoming increasingly prevalent throughout every type of manufacturing because automated systems can take on most aspects of the work without operator action. This results in:
- Jin hong posted a new blog entry: Demand for Injection plastic mold continues to grow, with the injection molding industry expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 6 percent, on track to grow in value from $212.82 billion in 2016 to $359.80 billion by 2025, Coherent Market Insights p...
- Jin hong posted a new blog entry: Injection plastic mold presses are classified or rated based on tonnage, or more specifically the clamping pressure or force. Presses can run in size from less than 5 tons of clamping pressure to over 4000. The higher the press ton rating, the larger the ...
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