ABS (Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene copolymer) is a widely used engineering plastic in injection molding, valued for its impact resistance, rigidity, corrosion resistance and processability, and appl
2026/01/07 Injection Molds
Plastics, as a widely used synthetic polymer material, have advantages such as light weight, easy processing, and controllable cost, and have permeated into various fields of production and life. Here
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Gloss defects—local highlights, uneven reflection or bright spots—are common in ABS injection molding, seriously undermining product aesthetics and market acceptance. Root causes lie in mold condition
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Polishing of optical injection molds is critical, directly determining the micro-topography of mold cavities and thus the light transmittance, imaging accuracy and surface quality of optical parts. Op
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Warpage is a common quality defect in injection-molded products, characterized by warping, bending and uneven shrinkage after cooling. It directly impairs assembly accuracy and service performance. Ro
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In high-end manufacturing sectors like electronics, automotive and medical devices, thin-wall injection molding stands as a core process, valued for lightweight, miniaturized products and high-efficie
2026/01/06 Injection Molding
Sealing rings are core components of industrial sealing systems, and their material properties directly determine sealing reliability, service life and equipment operational safety. Under different wo
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ABS materials, with balanced strength, toughness and processability, are widely used in home appliances, automotive and electronics industries. The steel selection for ABS injection molds directly det
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