Engineering Specifications
| Â Â PLASTIC MOLDING |
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 ► Insert Molding |
|  ► Injection Molding |
|  ► Injection Compression Molding |
|  ► Rotary Injection Molding |
|  ► Shuttle Injection Molding |
|  ► Transfer Molding |
|  ► Compression Molding |
| Â Â PLASTIC MATERIALS |
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 ► Acetal |
|  ► Acrylics |
|  ► Acrylonitrile-butadiene Styrene (Abs) |
|  ► Alkyds |
|  ► BMC (Bulk Molding Compound) |
|  ► Diallyl Phthalate (Dap) |
|  ► Epoxy |
|  ► Melamine-formaldehyde |
|  ► Nylon |
|  ► Phenolic |
|  ► Polyamide-imide |
|  ► Polyarylates |
|  ► Polybutylene |
|  ► Polycarbonate |
|  ► Polyethylene |
|  ► Polyimides |
|  ► Polyketones |
|  ► Polyphenylene Oxide, Modified |
|  ► Polyphenylene Sulfide |
|  ► Polypropylene |
|  ► Polystyrene |
|  ► SMC (Sheet Molding Compound) |
|  ► Styrene Acrylonitrile |
|  ► Sulfone Polymers |
|  ► Thermoplastic Polyester (Saturated) |
|  ► Thermoset Polyester |
|  ► Urea-formaldehyde |
INJECTION MOLDING
The method of forming objects from granular or powdered plastics, most often of the thermoplastic type, in which the material is fed from a hopper to a heated chamber where it is softened, after which a ram or screw forces the material into a mold. Pressure is maintained until the mass has adequately hardened for removal from the mold.
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