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Molding Process Type of trouble shooting in injection moulding machine Black spots Description Black spots appears as a dark spots in the mould part are usually caused by thermal damage to the melt ID: 275543

material decrease pressure injection decrease material injection pressure temperature description increase part solution melt screw speed manifold spots locator

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Slide1

Trouble Shooting for Injection

Molding

ProcessSlide2

Type of trouble shooting in injection

moulding machine

Black spots

Description

:-Black spots appears as a dark spots in the mould part are usually caused by thermal damage to the melt.

Possible solution:-

Decrease

the melt temperature.

Decrease the overall cycle time.

clean

the screw and barrel.

Decrease the screw speed. High screw speeds may cause the material to degrade.

Material may have too much regrind content.Slide3

Blister

Description:- Blisters are hollows created on or in the

mould

part. In contrast to avoid this entrapped gas also appear near the walls.

Possible Solutions:-

Decrease melt temperature.

Decrease screw speed.

Dry material.

Increase back pressure.

Increase

mold

temperature.Slide4

B

rittleness

Description:-

Brittleness is a condition where the part cracks or breaks at a much lower stress level than would normally be expected based on the virgin material properties.

Possible solution:-

Check for

material.

Decrease amount of regrind use.

Decrease back pressure.

Decrease injection pressure.

Increase melt temperature.Slide5

Bubbles

Description:-Bubbles are similar to blisters in that there is air entrapped in the

molded

part.

Possible solution:-

Decrease injection speed.

Decrease injection temperature.

Dry material further.

Increase injection pressure.

Increase number and/or size of vents.Slide6

Material Leakage

Description:- Material Leakage is usually caused by material forces overcoming the structural strength of the

mold

.

Possible solution:-

Manifold locator is oversize.

Processing temperature may be too low causing increased pressure in the manifold.

Manifold locator may be

hobbed

into the

mold

. Decrease the force applied to the nozzle pad by the machine then repair the damaged area, then check and if necessary replace the locator.Slide7

Excessive Flash

Description:- Excessive Flash is often seen near sealing faces, out of vent

or

down ejector pins. It appears as thin or sometimes thick sections of plastic where it would not be on a normal part.

Possible

solutuion

:-

Decrease back pressure.

Decrease cylinder temperature.

Decrease injection hold time.

Decrease injection pressure.

Decrease injection speed.