Lecture 19 - Introduction To Injection Molding Process, Materials, Terminologies

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Thank you so much sir for more information about these details

[@raziehberah3386]

what is the difference between dimensional stability and shrinkage? about polycarbonate, you said it has good dimensional stability and great shrinkage?

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[@geoffcrumblin9850]

You left out the bit about packing the part to achieve finished dimensions. The 4 key steps are- material in, air out. heat out, part out.

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Supplementary Material for Lecture 19-24 drive.google.com/file/d/10tqed-6EcGiCyLGyqgxEPs_bf7_ZcbLI/view

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Ejected meaning

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Taking out products when they cools from mould

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[@geoffcrumblin7505]

Thank you, however you have made a fundamental error in defining the process. Packing is not part of the filling phase. The filling phase defines the surface finish, while packing defines the part dimensions. Its a bit like comparing getting onto a train. Filing is like getting on a train in India, while packing is like getting on a train in Japan.