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warping defect in injection molding
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Warping is a common defect in injection molding, occurring when parts cool and solidify unevenly, leading to distortion. This uneven shrinkage can be due to non-uniform cooling rates, excessive mold temperature, or uneven wall thickness in the part design. To mitigate warping, manufacturers can optimize part design for uniform wall thickness, ensure the mold temperature is evenly controlled, and adjust cooling times. The use of flow simulation software during the design process can also predict and prevent warping by identifying potential issues before production begins. Additionally, choosing the right material with suitable shrinkage properties can help minimize the warping defect. Ultimately, careful planning and control of molding parameters are essential for reducing the incidence of warping in injection molded parts.
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