Definition
Stage where most of the plastic material is attempted to be introduced into the mold, trying to fill between 95 and 98% of the total cavity volume.
Stage where most of the plastic material is attempted to be introduced into the mold, trying to fill between 95 and 98% of the total cavity volume.
Consists of completing the filling of the remaining percentage from the first fill stage, replacing speed-based filling with pressure and time.
Output value resulting from the shot distance and the speed at which the material is injected during the first fill stage.
Speed at which the molten material is introduced into the mold. Adequate to ensure uniform distribution and avoid defects.
Injection stage where molten plastic is introduced into the mold cavity, comprising two fundamental stages: rapid filling and holding.
Exact position of the change from the first fill stage to the second fill stage. It is tied to cushion position conditions and recovery time.