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Injection Molding: A Revolutionary Way to Shape Plastics
Injection molding is a manufacturing process that has revolutionized the way plastic products are made. It is a highly efficient and cost-effective method of production that allows for the creation of complex and intricate shapes with great precision and accuracy. In this article, we will explore...Read more -
Performance difference between PETG and PMMA
PETG and PMMA are both highly transparent materials, and relatively, the market is more familiar with PMMA. However, PETG’s real entry into the market began with transparent plastic packaging for high-end cosmetics. Before PETG was launched, PMMA was almost all used for transparent plastic...Read more -
Mold material selection
Mold material selection is a very important link in the whole mold making process. Mold material selection needs to meet three principles, namely: the mold meets the requirements of working conditions such as wear resistance, strength and toughness; the mold meets the process performance require...Read more -
Difference between 3D printing and CNC
There are three differences between CNC machining and 3D printing: Handboard processing mainly includes CNC machining, 3D printing, copying, rapid tooling, etc. Today, Noble will tell you the difference between CNC machining and 3D printing. First of all, you should know that 3D printing is a ki...Read more -
Niche Resins Sustainability in many niche markets | Plastics technology
Founded in 1987, Niche Polymer continues to grow both organically and through acquisitions, focusing its product development efforts on changing market needs. Adding value to industrial and post-consumer waste is an important part of these efforts. #sustainable development It seems that Dr. Saura...Read more -
Plastic shrinkage is the problem of plastic shrinkage
1. There are four kinds of plastic shrinkage: thermal shrinkage, phase change shrinkage, orientation shrinkage, compression shrinkage and elastic recovery. The shrinkage process consists of three parts: shrinkage before solidification of gate, cooling shrinkage and shrinkage after demoulding. 2. ...Read more -
Description and application of product coating
There are different names depending on the type of paint used, for example, the primer coat is called the primer coat, and the finish coat is called the finish coat. Generally, the coating obtained by coating is relatively thin, about 20~50 microns, and the thick paste coating can obtain a coati...Read more -
What is HIPS material
HIPS is the English abbreviation for impact resistant polystyrene resin, the main raw material is styrene, with high rigidity, high impact resistance, dimensional stability, easy to shape and process and many other characteristics, can be widely used in home appliances, instruments and instrument...Read more -
Which food grade plastics can be classified
Food-grade plastics are divided into: PET (polyethylene terephthalate), HDPE (high density polyethylene), LDPE (low density polyethylene), PP (polypropylene), PS (polystyrene), PC and other categories PET (polyethylene terephthalate) Common uses: mineral water bottles, carbonated beverage bottle...Read more -
Injection mould
1、 Definition of injection mold The mold used for plastic injection molding is called injection molding mold, or injection mold for short. The injection mold can shape plastic products with complex shape, precise size or inserts at one time. “Seven parts mold, three parts process”. ...Read more -
Is pmma acrylic?
PMMA is also called acrylic, are the English acrylic Chinese call, the translation is actually plexiglass. The chemical name is polymethyl methacrylate. Hong Kong people are mostly called acrylic, is an early development of an important thermoplastic, with good transparency, chemical stability an...Read more -
Polyacetal printing technology speeds up the product development cycle
This website is operated by one or more companies owned by Informa PLC and all copyrights are held by them. Registered office of Informa PLC: 5 Howick Place, London SW1P 1WG. Registered in England and Wales. No. 8860726. Polyplastics of Japan has developed a 3D printing technology for the product...Read more
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