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injection molding problem and solution
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One common problem in injection molding is warping, which occurs when different parts of a component cool and solidify at different rates, leading to distortions. This issue often arises from non-uniform wall thickness in the design of the part. A primary solution is to optimize the design for uniform wall thickness, ensuring more even cooling and reducing stress. Additionally, adjusting the molding process parameters such as cooling time, mold temperature, and injection speed can help mitigate warping. Another approach involves the use of conformal cooling channels in the mold design, which allow for more uniform cooling of the part. These channels follow the shape of the part more closely than traditional straight cooling channels, promoting even cooling and reducing the likelihood of warping.
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