Those who are knowledgeable know that plastic material processing and injection molding need to start with temperature. So why does injection molding require temperature control? Below is a secret for everyone:

Many plastic parts are made of transparent plastic, which creates beautiful products. Some home appliances and digital casings like to use these materials, which not only highlight the product's grade but also make the production cost affordable. However, transparent plastic is very troublesome during injection molding, especially in the injection molding step where poor temperature control can easily fill the mold completely.

Why should the processing of transparent injection molded parts start from temperature? Originally, when transparent injection molded parts were processed into liquid, their viscosity was high and their flowability was poor. When the viscosity was high, they easily adhered to the surface of the mold and did not flow, resulting in the mold not being fully filled, which would definitely result in incomplete plastic parts after molding. Therefore, when filling transparent raw materials into the mold, it is necessary to have a strong impact force and keep up with the temperature. The injection temperature should be used to improve its fluidity, so that these liquids have a strong impact force.

To control the injection problem well, it is necessary for the staff to be skilled and familiar with transparent plastic. If the injection step cannot be done well, the subsequent processes will be equivalent to doing nothing. Therefore, it is necessary to do a beautiful job in the injection molding step, which staff should remember.

In short, to process transparent injection molded parts well, it is necessary to control the temperature well.