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Plastic injection molding is a common plastic processing method used to make a variety of plastic products. Molten plastic raw material is injected into the mold, where it cools and solidifies to finally obtain the desired shape and size.

Injection molding usually involves the following steps:

1. Mold design and manufacture: First, need to design and manufacture a mold suitable for the desired product. Molds are usually made of metal and have the shape and size of the desired product.

2. Heat and melt the plastic: Add plastic pellets or pellets to the hopper of the injection molding machine. Then, through heat and friction, the plastic material is melted into a molten state that can be injected into the mold.

3. Injection molding: Molten plastic material is injected into the cavity of the mold. Injection molding machines push molten plastic into the mold through high pressure, ensuring that the entire mold cavity is filled.

4. Cooling and solidification: Once the plastic is filled, the plastic in the mold begins to cool and solidify. Cooling time depends on the type and thickness of the plastic.

5. Mold opening and demoulding: When the plastic is completely cooled, the mold will be opened, and the formed plastic product will be taken out of the mold. This may require the use of ejector pins or other aids to aid in release.

Tripath possesses three types of injection molding processes to satisfy the product manufacturing needs from different customers.

• Single color injection molding

• Two color injection molding

• High speed precision injection molding

Single color injection molding is a manufacturing process that involves injecting molten plastic into a mold cavity to create a solid, single-colored plastic product. This technique is commonly used in various industries, such as automotive, electronics, and consumer goods. It offers advantages like cost-effectiveness, high production efficiency, and the ability to create complex shapes with intricate details. Single color injection molding allows for the production of consistent and uniform products, ensuring quality and reliability.

Two color injection molding, on the other hand, is a process that combines two different colored plastics in a single mold to create a product with distinct color patterns or designs. This technique enables the production of visually appealing and aesthetically pleasing products, making it popular in industries like consumer electronics, toys, and household appliances. Two color injection molding offers versatility and customization options, allowing manufacturers to create unique and eye-catching products.

High-speed precision injection molding is a specialized technique that focuses on producing plastic parts with exceptional precision and accuracy at a rapid pace. This process utilizes advanced machinery and technology to achieve tight tolerances and high repeatability. High-speed precision injection molding is commonly used in industries where precision and efficiency are crucial, such as medical devices, aerospace, and telecommunications. This technique ensures the production of high-quality, dimensionally accurate parts with minimal waste and reduced cycle times, resulting in cost savings and improved productivity.