With the rapid development of plastic and plastic molding industry, HDPE injection molding products are becoming more and more. High-density polyethylene (HDPE) is a white powder or granulated product. Non-toxic, tasteless, the crystallinity of 80% to 90%, the softening point of 125 ~ l 35 ℃, the use of temperature up to 100 ℃; hardness, tensile strength and creep better than low-density polyethylene.
High-density polyethylene (HDPE) is a white powder or granulated product. Non-toxic, tasteless, the crystallinity is 80% ~ 90%, the softening point is 125 ~ l 35 ℃, the temperature can reach 100 ℃; hardness, tensile strength and creep are better than low density polyethylene; Good electrical insulation, toughness and cold resistance; chemical stability, at room temperature, insoluble in any organic solvents, acid, alkali and various salts of corrosion; film on the water vapor and air permeability, water absorption Low resistance to aging, environmental stress cracking resistance is not as good as low-density polyethylene, especially the thermal oxidation will make its performance decline, so the resin must be added antioxidants and UV absorbers to improve these deficiencies . High-density polyethylene film in the case of thermal deformation under low temperature, the application should pay attention.
We have a professional molding workshop for making and maintaining different molds.Usually the mold material is P20,718H,NAK80,H13,2738,NAK80, and we have processing craft like milling, griding, drilling,engraving and so on in this workshop. Also there are CNC, EDM, ArgieCharmilles, Milling Machine,3D CMM, Projector,HG,Injection Machine in the mold workshop. We have a team of 40 people including 20 engineers and 20 operators and for designing and building your molds. We will minimize the overall cost of your project and offer one best solution for your any mold idea!
We have around 100 injection molding machines to produce from a range of small to big plastic products which the biggest machine is 1500ton.To produce parts by injection material into the mold is one of the most commonly used manufacturing process for the fabrication of plastic components which are widely used in various commercial, industrial and laboratory applications.An injection molding machine, a mold and plastic resin raw material are required in the injection molding process.
Let's look at how you can identify a plastic injection company that is right for your project. Once you have an estimate of the press size you will need, you can identify plastic injection molding companies that will meet your requirements. In general, molders with a greater number and wider selection of press sizes will be able to accommodate the needs of your project. If you are not working with a completed mold, look for a plastic injection company who can design and build the mold. They will have a better understanding of how to maximize the manufacturing process and will often offer tooling allowances. This, in turn, will minimize the overall cost of your project. In the end, your plastic injection producer will determine which machine would be best suited for your project. Larger presses can accommodate larger molds and multi-cavity molds often reducing the cost per part. However, larger molds are more expensive. Choosing the right press size can balance the upfront tooling expenditures with long-term manufacturing costs.
Molding systems Cold runner vs. hot runner Every plastic part starts in a mold. Molds are classified into two main types, cold runner and hot runner. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. Your plastic injection molder will be able to give you the costs and benefits of using these different systems. However, by understanding the key differences of these technologies, you can have a more educated discussion on the type of mold that would best fit your project. First, let's discuss cold runner molding systems Cold runner molds usually consist of 2 or 3 plates that are held within the mold base. The plastic is injected into the mold via the sprue and fills the runners which lead to the parts in the cavity. In 2 plate molds, the runner system and parts are attached, and an ejection system is used to separate the pair from the mold. For those of you who assembled a model car at some point in your youth, the runners and the parts were not separated. The child assembling the model was responsible for that final part of the process. In 3 plate molds, the runner is contained on a separate plate, leaving the parts to be ejected alone. In both systems, the runner is recycled and reground, reducing plastic waste.