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Injection Molding Skills & Troubleshooting Ideas for all Molding Jobs !!!!!
This channel will be for information on Injection Molding skills. I will also have some troubleshooting issues that can help in every molding job. Set-up Techniques, Troubleshooting Techniques, & over all any injection molding Skills or Techniques that can help with MOLDING.
This channel will be for information on Injection Molding skills. I will also have some troubleshooting issues that can help in every molding job. Set-up Techniques, Troubleshooting Techniques, & over all any injection molding Skills or Techniques that can help with MOLDING.
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Process Technician Competency Test #10 Answer
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Thank you so much sir
Relevant information
Ready to dump straight into the ocean
I hope not!!! Thanks for watching & the support to the channel, I greatly appreciate it.
Giant mold🎉
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Yo wtf. That machine is scary
Yes, there are 2 buttons that you use to push in to start & this makes sure your hands are out of the way. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel, I greatly appreciate it.
Its pieces like this that worked fine for decades made out of paper that makes me extremely disappointed every time I'm forced to use a paper straw to save the planet😂
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Look at all PFAS😂
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Абсолютно не тот музон👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏼
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Thank you Dave. Your help is appreciated
Anytime if I can help & Thanks for watching & the support to the channel, I greatly appreciate it.
Is that a Cosmo Sheldrake dub over DRE?
???? Crazy Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
С таким усилием он извлекает изделия, это нормально?
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Yes, the robot moves the parts to a separate storage bins
They have to go it quickly many times,no wonder they are so fit,ssshhhh don't let the management know they will deduct it from your measly payment😡😡😡
Crazy shit!!!! Most companies are a little bit retarred for the way they treat the employees. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
Hey Dave, I'm doing blow molding and have a tool which I have turned the water almost all the way down on and yet I'm still getting condensation inside the mold causing an unwanted texture on the part. It's hot and humid here in VA and I'm battling condensation on all of our tools (injection tools as well) causing rust issues and a giant mess on the floor. Do you have any recommendation on how to cut down on condensation in molding?
The condensation problem is an issue that I have had for years & there is no way to prevent it other than Climent control on the plant. I have tried several things for insulator boards and insulators for all the water lines. Cutting the water back or chocking it in half will make the molds run hotter. This did help me on some jobs, but you have to watch for the parts getting too hot and warping. There is NO right answer on this issue it is something a lot of companies fight with. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it. I hope I was able to help in some way.
@@injectionmoldingskillsmore1064 Thanks man, I appreciate your time. I just hope winter gets here soon lol.
LOL, I hear you & thanks for following my channel.
Check out the Nissei 70DPH ISBM's 👌👌 we use these
I like the Nissei Machines I went to school back in 2000 in Chicago to learn on Nissei American. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
@@injectionmoldingskillsmore1064 come along way from the 650's......geez the mold changes on those are horrific
포크를 분리하여 포장하지 않는것이 더 비싼가격으로 팔 수 있는 방법 같습니다😊😊😊😊😊
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Im going to say A if you want one half of the part too cool at a different rate than the othet half.
That is the correct answer great job. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
All these shorts are so useful. Thank you so much!
Thanks, I do have a lot more to put up for everyone to learn from. I don't know everything but I try to give the best answers I can. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
In the case of material including Glass fiber, can the orientation or type of the injection gate improve the fibers orientation, and thus the warpage effect during cooling?
Yes, Changing Material or changing gate size will help with the warpage of a part. Most companies use glass fiber to help hold detentions. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
Can we also add air venting holes in specific areas?
Yes, you can in areas that don't hurt the overall on part. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
Surgery prosthetic
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Hey, injection molding fellow! I belive you really do gerat things posting all those videos with IMM, molds and robots! Thanks for that!
@@vitalyvoronov7607 thank you for the support to the channel. I appreciate all that and kind words. I try to give back as much information as I can to all the molding people out there.
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I dont want to hear anyone out
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Men of culture, I know what we all are thinking!
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Soap bar:
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Hello! We are Nanjing Zhuoyi Control Technology Co., Ltd., specializing in hydraulic manifolds for injection molding machines. If you're interested in our products or have any questions, feel free to contact us. Thank you!
Thanks & I will let you know if I need anything in the future. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
@@injectionmoldingskillsmore1064 You're welcome! I'm glad I could help. Feel free to reach out anytime you need assistance. Thanks again for your support!
А какую разделительную смазку вы посоветуете?
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Good job
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Pneumatic?
Yes, all the EOAT is pneumatic. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
What am I looking at?
This is a new 4 cavity mold for appliances like refrigerator parts. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
Новые они всё красиво выглядят
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Not that simple with Blow Moulding..... many other factors to consider i.e conditioning cores not blocked, stretch rods/blow times are correct.... dry material
Yes, you are right this is just a little short to show some Troubleshooting ideas I do have more coming. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
What about cracking on thin wall PP Caps? Overpacking? .....
I do have more information going forward later on so please be supportive & give me your feedback as well so other can learn. I don't know everything, but I try to give you what I do know. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
Pls give me contact details
This company is in China & is private sorry. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
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@@Ericlin-z9u thanks for watching and the support to the channel
What is the white gas that is being sprayed in these diecasting and forging shops?
It's a lube to help the part from sticking in the mold. Thanks for watching & the support to the channel I greatly appreciate it.
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front of a washing machine.
@@JTrickZ yes that is correct. Thanks for watching my channel in the Support.
... blow and Vacuum. Ready.😂
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... me know - sintering Metall from school - like baken.
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what kind of steel are moulds like this usually made of? i never thought about the sheer tooling cost involved in something as benign as plastic chairs
@@blackinferno57 so they use P2 steel and then they use beryllium to help. Keep the areas cool so they don’t overheat sometimes they use brass in those areas. Thanks for following me in the support to my channel. I appreciate it.
Not sutecase, but suitcase.
i mean its one letter
@@SWExplore thanks for helping me with the misspelled
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@@injectionmoldingskillsmore1064 You are most welcome. My intention was to help and not criticize. So what type of suitcase was being produced. If I had to guess, I would say Samsonite?
@@SWExplore yes this correct thank you for the kind words
I use mould injection too. What is this making ??
@@mikem8601 it is making some lids for some jars. Thanks for following me and watching my channel and that Support.
(1) Since no one else has explained and I'm too old to appreciate - but not too old to use Google... They're making gears out of powder... Not baking powder... "Powdered metals and alloys (under extreme pressure (Google)" I shudnt have been too surprised - years ago (at Motion Industries (warehouseman)) I was allowed to take a pallet of "powdered brass" away. (tmi? Got $500 scrap). Now I know how it was made...
@@TenaxMiles-bf4je that is cool a lot of people don’t know about the metal powder that makes those gears and stuff. They think it don’t exist. Thank you for the comment and the support to the channel.
Super WoW😅
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Want to have fun? Spend days and days hand drilling the hundreds of tiny vacuum holes, being careful to avoid the invisible cooling lines inside the mold casting. Use a 12 inch long, 1/32 inch diameter aircraft drill bit, just to keep it interesting.
@@tonyanderson-ln9gl yes that’s crazy if you fill those up with plastic, the part won’t form right it sucks
you talking drilling a fresh mould or re-drilling to clear debris? genuinely curious
Illig, Geiss ? Whats the Name of the Producer
Vacuum Molding, Thanks for watching & the support to my channel.
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