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Controlling cooling, energy consumption, and downtime can help you reduce your cost per part using the resources you already have in your shop.

The temperature that the polymer experiences upon entering the mold and during solidification directly affects several part properties, ranging from surface appearance to mechanical performance.

Temperature in injection molding processes plays a crucial role in part quality, either improving or compromising essential attributes.

Understanding how the process’s nature may induce deviations from the part design is crucial to meeting quality requirements in any molding project.

Look for opportunities to shorten each step of the molding cycle. To understand these opportunities, learn how the material behaves inside the mold.

Energy consumption in injection molding can be reduced by paying attention to material selection and by closely watching different stages in process parametrization.

Some surface defects in injection-molded parts arise from poorly designed components or gates. This article reviews these types of defects and offers possible solutions.

Effective troubleshooting in injection molding helps reduce reject rates by identifying the root causes of defects and addressing them efficiently.

Improve your productivity in injection molding through properly designing cooling channels.