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The PVC injection molding machine has several settings for adjusting the speed
The PVC injection molding machine has several settings for adjusting the speed. The speed can be varied based on the dimensions of the mold and the thickness of the PVC. High speed can be suitable for thin parts, but a low speed will be sufficient for most parts. The screw speed should also be set to medium or slow to avoid excess backpressure.
Various types of PVC injection molding machines are available, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Some are mechanical, while others use hydraulic or magnetic clamps. Electric machines, on the other hand, are quieter, faster, and more accurate than mechanical ones. They also reduce operating costs.
A PVC injection molding machine should be able to meet the exact specifications of the parts it's designed to produce. The molding system should also have a system to handle the temperature of the PVC material. A temperature of less than 140oC is ideal, and a mold designed to maintain this temperature will avoid any heat-related problems. Moreover, it should have vents to prevent localized brining and short shots.
The maximum number of injection screws should be around 4mm, and the diameter of the injection nozzle should be around 6mm. The injection time should be three minutes or less. The temperature should be adjusted according to the actual conditions. Generally, the injection volume should be 20 to 85% of theoretical volume. Lesser volume will lead to longer residence time and higher chances of degradation after heating.
Various types of PVC injection molding machines are available, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Some are mechanical, while others use hydraulic or magnetic clamps. Electric machines, on the other hand, are quieter, faster, and more accurate than mechanical ones. They also reduce operating costs.
A PVC injection molding machine should be able to meet the exact specifications of the parts it's designed to produce. The molding system should also have a system to handle the temperature of the PVC material. A temperature of less than 140oC is ideal, and a mold designed to maintain this temperature will avoid any heat-related problems. Moreover, it should have vents to prevent localized brining and short shots.
The maximum number of injection screws should be around 4mm, and the diameter of the injection nozzle should be around 6mm. The injection time should be three minutes or less. The temperature should be adjusted according to the actual conditions. Generally, the injection volume should be 20 to 85% of theoretical volume. Lesser volume will lead to longer residence time and higher chances of degradation after heating.
