Injection Moulding

I am a web developer currently living in 加利福尼亚州, 美国. My interests range from design to DIY. I am also interested in outdoors, web development, and programming.

I entered the phenolic business in 1973, just a little before Union Carbide decided to exit the phenolic business. I spent 7 years with Valite Industrial Resins and 10 years with Durez, both phenolic manufacturers, doing technical service and compound development.

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First of all, in my question I should have give extra detail what I am looking. I am manufacturing cookware handles which are made of phenolic moulding compound(bakelite) with injection moulding machines. My monthly consumption is around 30-40 tonnes. It will be higher within three months. So, I am looking for producing it. I think I can use phenol-formaldehyde resin which the reaction has already done for cross-linking.After that I need to know how the final product is obtained step by step?

what is the general wall thickness? You give rib thickness details only. Can progressive short-shots be run, ensuring ram speed is identical to that used in fill? Any chance that poor venting is causing melt folding back on itself, leading to localised unexpected weld-lines?

In the early days (early '80s) I showed Colin Austin an intriguing incidence of molten material within the centre of a runner hitting the frozen gate and back-flowing down the centre of the runner. We saw two separate melt streams. He was as fascinated as I. Even now, I doubt very much if the very latest release would predict this. It was visible because we were switching from clear SAN to black ABS. Is mould (mould maker) release used that could prevent decent re-fusion, if the melt-folding/backflow is taking place? Although you mention that it's happening far from feed points, you don't state whether or not it happens NEAR to feeds. Another possible cause is significantly differing degrees of crystallisation within different parts of the component. Those areas taking longest to cool will have more chance to crystallise than others that are cooled more quickly. In the oven tests, those areas that hadn't had chance to crystallise fully will now, leading to further