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The plastic injection molding process is an expensive one. However, the cost may vary depending on what type of plastic is being used. 1. Polyoxymethylene POM Polyoxymethylene (POM) is a thermoplastic material that is semi-crystalline in nature. It is often used in injection molding processes. POM has a high tensile strength and is also very tough. In addition...
Plastics used in injection molding can come in a variety of forms. There are various types of plastics, such as acrylic, PMMA, polycarbonate, nylon, and polyethylene. These plastics are all very common for use in injection molding. However, there are also a few lesser-known types of plastics used in the industry. In this blog post, we will discuss...
Deciding which material to use is one of the first decisions that one must make when designing a new injection-molded product. The additives and material you choose considerably affect the look and feel of the part, what the process will be, and how the plastic will flow through the injection mold. Read as the experts at this plastic...
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Did you know annual global plastic production was recorded at 368 million metric tons in 2019? Plastic consumption is increasing as it’s one of the main manufacturing raw materials for companies globally. If you’re running a manufacturing business, you should be aware of the different types of plastics to create long-lasting products for your clients. We all know...
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Many industries use the plastic injection molding process due to its versatility. However, it’s not just popular because of its quick production but also because of the number of available materials. When manufacturers need to create parts or products with specific material properties, there are many injection molding materials to consider. Here, we highlight some of the main...
Thermoplastics and thermoset plastics are two different forms of polymer powders, which are differentiated depending on their behavior on reacting to the application of heat. Here, we explore the differences between thermoplastic and thermoset plastic: Thermoplastics These are resins that are solid at room temperature. But when heated, they become soft and ultimately become fluid due to crystal...
