injection pressure in injection molding
The injection pressure in injection molding is a critical component that dictates the efficiency and quality of the final product. It refers to the force applied to the molten plastic so that it flows into the mold cavity and takes the desired shape. The main function of injection pressure is to pack the plastic material tightly into the mold, compensating for shrinkage and ensuring the product's dimensions are precise. Technological features of injection pressure include variable speed and pressure control during different stages of the injection process, allowing for a high degree of accuracy and consistency. Applications span various industries, from automotive to medical, where complex and precise parts are required.