Depending on the structure and requirements of plastic products, the structure of injection molds also varies. Common injection mold structures include single-parting surface injection molds, multi-parting surface injection molds, oblique guide pin side-core pulling injection molds, oblique pin inner-core pulling…
Recreating parts or products without schematic diagrams or digital design files used to be daunting. Before the widespread application of 3D scanning technology, reverse engineering involved manually measuring objects to create drawings. Today, everything has changed. Affordable 3D scanning technologies,…
CMF is the abbreviation for Color-Material-Finish, summarizing color, material, and surface finishing. It represents the organic integration of these three elements and is a design approach in industrial design that utilizes color, material, and process as design elements. Common surface…
Working Principle and Operation of Plastic Injection Molding Machines The plastic injection molding machine utilizes the thrust of a screw (or plunger) to inject molten (viscous flow state) plastic into a closed mold cavity. After solidification and shaping, the finished…
Rilong Precision Mould Co., Ltd., a leading name in precision mold manufacturing and component production, marked a significant milestone with its successful participation in the prestigious Electronica 2024 exhibition, held in Munich, Germany. This event recognized globally as a premier…
1. Injection Molding Injection molding is a method for shaping industrial products during manufacturing. Common materials include rubber and plastic. It can be further categorized into injection compression molding and die-casting methods. The injection molding machine is the primary equipment…
Molds are tools used in industrial production to create desired products through various methods such as injection molding, blow molding, extrusion, die casting, forging, smelting, and stamping. In simple terms, molds are tools designed for shaping items. They are made…
When designing parts, it’s best to consider the manufacturing process in advance and optimize the design accordingly for that process. For plastic parts, the most common manufacturing methods are CNC machining and injection molding. So, how do we choose between…
The first injection molding machine was patented in the United States in 1872. Although significant, few advances followed until renewed interest emerged in Germany in the 1920s. In the late 1930s, a significant advancement in injection molding emerged with the…
