PLASTIC COMPRESSION
PLASTIC COMPRESSION
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Hello,
I would like to know if anyboby knows about rapid manufacturing of plastic pieces aplying compresion. I mean, once you have the mold, you introduce the plastic with something manually and then you put the other part of the mold and press manually or with something. I need to know which plastic (is for a cap, nothing special)and which tools to put the plastic on the mold.
Thank you
I would like to know if anyboby knows about rapid manufacturing of plastic pieces aplying compresion. I mean, once you have the mold, you introduce the plastic with something manually and then you put the other part of the mold and press manually or with something. I need to know which plastic (is for a cap, nothing special)and which tools to put the plastic on the mold.
Thank you






RE: PLASTIC COMPRESSION
RE: PLASTIC COMPRESSION
Thank you
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Usual materials for caps are either PP or PE.
My thoughs are that a manual process will lead to very poor quality with a high variation in part quality.
Why do you want to use this method, do you have budgetary constraints ?
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I don´t need any special property in thickness, but 1 mm or 2 mm for example, it has to stand metal spray not breaking but I don't mind if it is damaged but not broken.ç
Where are you?I am from Spain
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Using a long life silicone rubber, it is possible to cast up to 50 off from one mould, depending on complexity of part.
Surface finishes can be as per any requirement from gloss to spark finish.
Regards
Kieran
www.moulddesigner.com
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