High‑Viscosity PEEK Compounds: Optimal for Injection Molding and Extrusion

Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) is a manufacturing process typically used to manufacture large, complex geometries. Unlike injection molding, RIM uses thermoset materials and never thermoplastics. For this reason, polyurethane solids and foams are most commonly associated with RIM. In this post, w

Injection molding is the most popular method for manufacturing plastic parts on the planet, so it’s not surprising that the global market for the process was valued at almost 260 million U.S. dollars, with projections for continued growth in the foreseeable future.

Flash is one of the most common defects in injection molding. It’s the thin plastic layer on the parting line or any other part where two dissimilar surfaces from the mold meet and form a boundary. Such areas can create a difference in the expansion and other parameters, which can contribute to incr

Plastic remains one of the most popular materials used in creating a large number of consumer products. The potential uses of this material continue to expand into different industries. Likewise, we can’t ignore the expansion in the number of techniques for this material. Therefore, the need for thi