Injection molding is a manufacturing process that combines injection and molding techniques. Its advantages include rapid production speeds, high efficiency, and the potential for automated operation. It supports a wide variety of designs and colors, accommodates shapes ranging from simple to complex and sizes from large to small, and ensures precise product dimensions. Additionally, it facilitates easy product updates and is capable of producing parts with intricate geometries, making it ideal for the mass production of complex components.
This process involves injecting fully melted plastic material-liquefied through screw agitation at a specific temperature-into a mold cavity under high pressure, followed by cooling and solidification to form the finished product. It is a key manufacturing method suitable for the mass production of complex parts.