Defect |
Remdedies |
Weld lines |
1. Increase injection pressure 2. Increasement temperature or nozzle temperature 3. Increase sprue cross-sections or change it’s position 4. Optimize mold venting |
Fractures |
1. Melt temperature is too low or too high 2. Reduce the proportion of recycled materials 3. Check material drying 4. Increase spruecross-sections |
Black (overheating) marks |
1. Reducemelt temperature 2.Reduce the proportion of recycled materials 3. Optimize mold venting, check venting channels
4. Cleanscrew, nozzle, barrel |
Flash |
1. Reduce injection pressure 2. Reduce melt temperature 3. Increase clamping force 4. Adjust the defect of mold |
Hollows |
1. Increase holding pressure 2. Extend holding pressure time 3. Check the check value 4. Optimize mold venting 5. Reduce mold temperature or reduce injection speed |
Screw slip |
1. Reduce screw feed temperature 2. Add recycle material 3. Reduce barrel temperature 4. Check defect of screw feed section 5. Check if diffusion oil excessive |
Bubbles |
1. Material too moist,fully dry the material 2. Optimize mold 3. Holding pressure not sufficiently effective, increase holding pressure 4. Reduce barrel temperature |
Streaks |
1. Increase sprue cross-sections and temperature 2. Check drying process (fully dry) 3. Reduce injection speed and injection temperature 4. Optimize mold cavity |
Warpage |
1. Reduce mold temperature 2. Increase holding pressure 3. optimizing gate position 4. Reduce injection speed 5. Increaseholding pressure time |
Poor demolding behavior |
1. Reduce injection pressure 2. Reduceholding pressure time 3. Add release agent 4. Optimize mold defect 5. Optimize sprue position and cross-sections 6. Increase the Draft angle of mold |