What is Versatile Molded Plastic Covers Denture Case for All Design Software
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1,000-4,999 Pieces US$0.13
5,000-19,999 Pieces US$0.12
20,000+ Pieces US$0.10
Sepcifications
- Material PS
- Application Medical, Household, Electronics, Automotive
- Certification ISO
- Transport Package Wooden Cases/Air/Sea
- Specification Custom
- Trademark HOWE or Custom
- Origin China
- Name Molded Plastic Covers
- Design Sofeware Ug, Proe, CAD, Solidwork, etc
- Mold Life Time 300, 000~1, 000, 000 Shots
- Product Weight 50~5000g
- Molding Material ABS, PA6, PA66, PP, PETG, PC, etc
- Lead Time 7-14 Days for Samples, 25-40 Days for Mould
- Manufacture Type Plastic Injection Mold, Molding
Product Description
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What Is Injection Molding Shrinkage?By Dongguan Howe Precision Mold Co.,LTD on 13/08/2024Injection molding shrinkage simply refers to how much the polymers will contract during the cooling phase. During the injection molding process, molten plastic material is injected into a mold cavity under high pressure, and when the plastic material cools, it shrinks as it solidifies. This shrinkage can cause the molded part to be smaller than the intended size, and have an uneven shape known as war-page. -
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