After receiving 3d drawings and requirements from customers, our engineer team will evaluate its structures and dimensions to discuss and consider how to design the mold ( such as the injection gate, pins, draft angle etc.)
1. Clamping:
The tool closes, signifying the start of the injection molding cycle.
2. Injection:
The polymer granules are first dried and placed in the hopper, then they are fed into the barrel, where they are simultaneously heated, mixed and moved towards the mold by a variable pitch screw. The geometry of the screw and the barrel are optimized to help build up the pressure to the correct levels and melt the material.
3. Cooling:
After the tool cavity is filled, the resin must be allowed to cool. Water is cycled through the tool to maintain a consistent temperature while the material hardens.
4. Ejection
As the material cools down, it re-solidifies and takes the shape of the mold. Finally, the mold opens and the solid part is pushed out by the ejector pins. The mold then closes and the process repeats.
5. Package
The finished products will be packed by using plastic bag and put into cartons. Special packaging requirements, can also be customized according to the needs of customers .So that every product will be delivered in the good condition.