Definition
Volume reduction that a plastic material experiences as it cools and solidifies inside a mold, which must be compensated for in the mold design.
Volume reduction that a plastic material experiences as it cools and solidifies inside a mold, which must be compensated for in the mold design.
Crucial stage in the molding process where the molten material solidifies. Its duration may vary depending on the resin type and part size.
Ability of a plastic material to maintain its dimensions constant despite changes in environmental conditions such as temperature or humidity.
Synthetic material originating from organic substances such as petroleum, with the ability to be molded and adapted to different shapes and uses.
Metal tool machined and configured for the manufacture of plastic products. Composed of cavity, core, runner, cooling lines, and other components.