Article | REF: AM3673 V1

Injection presses

Author: Thomas MUNCH

Publication date: March 10, 2009

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2. Operating and setting up injection molding machines

2.1 Developments during the injection cycle

The cycle sequence includes mold closing and locking, followed by pontoon support, melt injection and holding, part cooling and dosing in masked time, mold opening and part ejection.

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2.1.1 Screw position

When the mold is closed, locked and the pontoon is supported, the screw position is the same as at the end of dosing or the end of suction, plus a possible displacement caused by material expansion due to...

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