Basics of TPE Overmolding
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The most common thermoplastic material properties
In daily life, injection materials can be seen everywhere. They are described with a jumble of...
7 Key points that Need your attention During your Plastic Product Design
There are many, many different elements of plastics design and balancing them can make the...
How to Avoid Color Streaks and Gloss Difference in your Plastic Production
Today marks the last of our posts about common issues in your plastic production. This post...
How to Avoid Silver Marks and Splays in Plastic Injection Molding
Today we come back with 2 new common issues in your plastic production. If you are new here,...
How to avoid Fissure and Burn Mark in your Plastic Production
After analyzing the Short Shot and 10 other plastic production issues, we decided to come back...
How to Avoid Jetting and Air Lines in your Plastic Production
Today, we continue our journey of exploration into the common issues that happen in plastic...
How to Avoid Deformation in your Plastic Production
This post is the 8th article in our series about common issues that you can encounter during...
How To Increase The Rigidity of Your Plastic: The Rib Design
Plastics have a wide application to the products that many of us use every day. Plastics, when...
How to Avoid a Weld Line in your Plastic Production
After analyzing the Short Shot, the Sink Marks, the Flashing and Bubbles and the Bulges and...
One Picture to Understand the Structure of an Injection Mold
Injection molding is a kind of processing method used in batch production of some complicated...
How to Avoid Bulges and Vacuum Vesicles in Your Plastic Production
After analyzing the Short Shot, the Sink Marks, the Flashing and Bubbles issues. We decided to...
How to Avoid Flashing and Bubbles in your Plastic Production
After analyzing the short shot the sink marks issues, we've decided to come back to some other...
How To Avoid Sink Marks In Your Plastic Production
After analyzing the short shot issue, We decided to come back to another problem you can...