New Uses for Coated Abrasives in Heavy Duty Grinding Operations
New Uses for Coated Abrasives in Heavy Duty Grinding Operations
New Uses for Coated Abrasives in Heavy Duty Grinding Operations
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Plastic injection molding is the most common method of producing parts out of plastic material. This Plastic Injection Molding program was scripted by renown plastics industry expert, Irvin I. Rubin, and focuses on the injection molding machine, the injection mold, and the injection machine controls to illustrate the injection molding process. The Injection Molding Machine segment covers in detail both the injection system and the clamping system. In step by step progression, thermoplastic material is followed from its raw material state through the melting process and onto it's injection into the mold. Throughout the sequence, various components of the injection machine are explained, including the reciprocating screw, and the various machine platens. The Injection Mold segment details and defines mold terms as the molten thermoplastic material is formed, cooled, and ejected as a final part. Also featured are the common mold types, including the two-plate cold runner mold, three-plate cold runner mold, the hot runner mold, and the insulated runner mold. The Injection Machine Controls segment features the functions of the various controls and the use of computers in mold design and construction.
The Plastic Injection Mold Production segment explores the use of computer simulation to develop molds, mold production methods, mold prototyping techniques, and mold maintenance & repair.
PERFORMANCE AND EVALUATION OF COATED ABRASIVES IN HEAVY DUTY GRINDING