Article | REF: AM3673 V1

Injection presses

Author: Thomas MUNCH

Publication date: March 10, 2009

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3. Understanding and solving quality problems

Defects in injected parts are commonly listed as follows:

  • incomplete documents ;

  • non-conforming part weight: bubble, shrinkage, non-conforming dimensions;

  • deformation of parts in relation to mould dimensions: dimensional deviation ;

  • surface defects: shrinkage, burrs, appearance ;

  • burning of parts: diesel effect.

Paragraph describes the consequences of setting errors, and paragraph those of variations in material viscosity. Paragraph links some of the above defects to their causes and remedies:

  • presence of bubble: ;

  • incomplete...

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