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Fabietto
Guest
hi, unclear question, and therefore I cannot answer. .
is the mold existing or are you planning it? 4 nozzles inject on the same piece? or 4 separate pieces?
Are injections directed on piece or on injection channel? pictures do not help to understand. .
Surely a plant of the fixed part of the mold would help to understand. .
is the mold existing or are you planning it? 4 nozzles inject on the same piece? or 4 separate pieces?
Are injections directed on piece or on injection channel? pictures do not help to understand. .
Surely a plant of the fixed part of the mold would help to understand. .
solokite
Guest
injections are multiple on a single piece, injections are on an injection channel.hi, unclear question, and therefore I cannot answer. .
is the mold existing or are you planning it? 4 nozzles inject on the same piece? or 4 separate pieces?
Are injections directed on piece or on injection channel? pictures do not help to understand. .
Surely a plant of the fixed part of the mold would help to understand. .
excuse fabio but I do not have the view in the plant of the fixed part.
I make a premise; I don't have to design the mold but I have to predict the "injection pills" on the artifact and from what I understood I have to respect the shapes given by the geometries of the gels that make up the hot chamber (moldmaster).
the first geometry, already in use, is a "net" of 16 mm of flat surface, the second is a solution to me unknown that seems less impacting at the level of ingobris. "all here."
Thank you.
Fabietto
Guest
I'm sorry, but I don't understand anything or anything.
I'm going intuition. .
if you remove plastic -> add steel -> you should have no problem
If you add plastic -> steel sheets -> you may have problems to check out with the nozzle seat.
But I'm really going to the nose.
Let's see if someone else in the mold/printing industry has understood something. .
I'm going intuition. .
if you remove plastic -> add steel -> you should have no problem
If you add plastic -> steel sheets -> you may have problems to check out with the nozzle seat.
But I'm really going to the nose.
Let's see if someone else in the mold/printing industry has understood something. .
solokite
Guest
I wanted to know if there are commercially compact with the much smaller nozzles material that allow you to have a smaller injection turret when you go injecting with a hot room at multiple points on a single piece
Fabietto
Guest
there are nozzles of many diameters, with standard size you can find ø16 external nozzles, ø4 the internal channel, and arrives to inject up to 15 grams approximately.
all the injection system should be chosen and sized with the type of material, the amount you need to inject, and the load losses you are willing to suffer.
all the injection system should be chosen and sized with the type of material, the amount you need to inject, and the load losses you are willing to suffer.
solokite
Guest
the speech is that the mold supplier told me that with the hot room should have a diameter ø16 to have a bushing that allows the maintenance of the incoming fuse and that especially the shutter could go to break the matrixthere are nozzles of many diameters, with standard size you can find ø16 external nozzles, ø4 the internal channel, and arrives to inject up to 15 grams approximately.
all the injection system should be chosen and sized with the type of material, the amount you need to inject, and the load losses you are willing to suffer.
Meteor02
Guest
if the mold supplier has already given you data you should rely on these, alternatively you contact the hot room provider that by evaluating the maths will provide you with all the standardized alternatives available and customizable ones, usually accompanied by a flow simulation.