3. Hardware and peripherals
Schematically, all that's required to implement the gas-assisted injection process is a nitrogen source and a pressure regulation system. Contrary to popular belief, this process can be used on all injection molding machines. Whichever gas-assisted injection process is chosen, it can be implemented on any recent injection molding machine.
To ensure a smooth transition between the end of dynamic injection and the start of gas injection, nitrogen pressure must be effective as quickly as possible. Various options are available to achieve this:
electrical information indicating the start of dynamic injection;
a sensor giving the exact position of the screw;
a sensor giving a pressure level.
The electrical information...
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It wasn't until 2010 that the legal situation reached an epilogue: the legal wrangling that had disrupted the development of the gas-assisted injection process came to an end the day the feeder patent fell into the public domain. But the damage had been done, and many processors had become discouraged by the difficulties.
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