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how to minimize shrinkage in injection molding
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To minimize shrinkage in injection molding, accurate material selection and process optimization are key. Choose materials with low shrinkage rates and ensure the plastic has sufficient time to cool and solidify in the mold. Mold design also plays a crucial role; incorporate uniform wall thickness to avoid uneven cooling, which can lead to shrinkage. Additionally, adjust the injection pressure and temperature to optimal levels for the specific material being used, as too high or too low settings can increase shrinkage. Finally, consider using packing pressure to fill in any gaps left after the initial injection, reducing the likelihood of shrinkage as the material cools. Careful attention to these factors can significantly reduce shrinkage, improving the quality of the final product.
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