Warpage and deformation of plastic injection molded pro […]
Warpage and deformation of plastic injection molded products are very troublesome. It should be dealt with mainly from the aspect of mold planning, while the adjustment effect of molding conditions is very limited. So, how do we deal with the warpage and deformation of plastic injection molded products?
1. When poor demolding causes stress and deformation, it can be dealt with by increasing the number or area of push rods and setting demolding slope.
2. When the residual stress is deformed due to the molding conditions, the stress can be eliminated by reducing the injection pressure, increasing the mold and making the mold temperature uniform, increasing the resin temperature, or using annealing methods.
3. The cooling method can be adjusted and the cooling time can be prolonged when the cooling method is not suitable and the cooling is uneven or the cooling time is insufficient. For example, the cooling circuit can be installed as close as possible to the deformed place.
4. Regarding the deformation caused by the shortening of the molding, the mold plan must be revised. Among them, the most important thing is to pay attention to making the product wall thickness common. Sometimes, as a last resort, the deformation of the product is measured, and the mold is trimmed in the opposite direction for correction. Resins with a larger shortening rate are generally crystalline resins (such as polyoxymethylene, nylon, polypropylene, polyethylene and PET resins) than non-crystalline resins (such as PMMA resin, polyvinyl chloride, polystyrene, ABS resin, etc.) AS resin, etc.) have a large deformation. In addition, because glass fiber reinforced resin has fiber orientation, the deformation is also large.
