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51.

Why Do We Provide Vent In Mold?

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Vents are provided in the mold to allow such air to ESCAPE freely. The VENT is a shallow SLOT not more than 0.05 mm deep and 3mm wide. If the depth is more, the plastic material can PASS through the slot and leave a flash MARK.

Vents are provided in the mold to allow such air to escape freely. The vent is a shallow slot not more than 0.05 mm deep and 3mm wide. If the depth is more, the plastic material can pass through the slot and leave a flash mark.

52.

What Do You Meant Flash ?

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If the parting surfaces are not properly matched, the molding material from the impression will ESCAPE through the gap. This escaped MELT is CALLED the flash.

If the parting surfaces are not properly matched, the molding material from the impression will escape through the gap. This escaped melt is called the flash.

53.

Name The Types Of Non Flat Parting Surfaces?

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STRAIGHT, STEPPED and ANGULAR.

Straight, stepped and angular.

54.

What Are The Types Of Parting Surface?

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FLAT and NON flat

Flat and non flat

55.

What Is Parting Surface?

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The SURFACE where top and BOTTOM half closed together and prevents the loss of plastic material from the IMPRESSION.

The surface where top and bottom half closed together and prevents the loss of plastic material from the impression.

56.

How Can We Calculate The Cycle Time Of Mold?

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Cycle TIME TC=m*3600/P

 Where ,Tc =minimum cycle time OBTAINABLE 

 M=mass of the shot 

P=plasticizing CAPACITY of the machine with the PARTICULAR polymer being molded (kg/h)

Cycle time Tc=m*3600/P

 Where ,Tc =minimum cycle time obtainable 

 M=mass of the shot 

P=plasticizing capacity of the machine with the particular polymer being molded (kg/h)

57.

What Is Gate?

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CONNECTING MEMBER between IMPRESSION and RUNNER.

Connecting member between impression and runner.

58.

What Is Runner?

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CONNECTING MEMBER between GATE and SPRUE BUSH.

Connecting member between gate and sprue bush.

59.

What Is Register Ring ?

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It is USED to ALIGN the MOLD with MACHINE PLATEN.

It is used to align the mold with machine platen.

60.

What Is Sprue Bush?

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CONNECTING MEMBER between REGISTER RING and RUNNER.

Connecting member between register ring and runner.

61.

What Is Core ?

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Male PORTION of the MOLD and it GIVES INTERNAL form.

Male portion of the mold and it gives internal form.

62.

What Do You Meant Cavity?

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FEMALE PORTION of the mold and it GIVES EXTERNAL FORM.

Female portion of the mold and it gives external form.

63.

What Is Impression ?

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Gap between core and CAVITY is CALLED impression.Impression provides the SHAPE of the COMPONENT.

Gap between core and cavity is called impression.Impression provides the shape of the component.

64.

Elaborate About Rotational Molding?

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The machine provides the means of HOLDING the mold and rotating it about two axis at the same TIME. This ROTATION CAUSES the POWDERED material that was loaded in to the mold before it was clamped in to the machine to solidify and cling to the wall of the mold.

The machine provides the means of holding the mold and rotating it about two axis at the same time. This rotation causes the powdered material that was loaded in to the mold before it was clamped in to the machine to solidify and cling to the wall of the mold.

65.

Explain Vacuum Molding?

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The mold used for this process is SIMILAR that of the female HALF of the compression or BLOW mold auxiliary equipment on the machine HEATS the MATERIAL and drags it over the cavity as indicated by the precise technique chosen.

The mold used for this process is similar that of the female half of the compression or blow mold auxiliary equipment on the machine heats the material and drags it over the cavity as indicated by the precise technique chosen.

66.

Write A Short Note About Blow Molding ?

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Blow molding is very much like COMPRESSION molding because the blow mold GENERALLY closes on a hollow shape that has been deposited in between the halves of the mold. AIR or gas pressure is introduced at the CENTER. This internal pressure CAUSES a flow of the heated material in to intimate contact with the relatively cold mold sections. Here the plastic material solidifies and is subsequently ejected.

Blow molding is very much like compression molding because the blow mold generally closes on a hollow shape that has been deposited in between the halves of the mold. Air or gas pressure is introduced at the center. This internal pressure causes a flow of the heated material in to intimate contact with the relatively cold mold sections. Here the plastic material solidifies and is subsequently ejected.

67.

What Is Transfer Mold?

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In this process, the PLASTIC MATERIALS is transferred from a transfer pot and then forced in to the CAVITY by means of PLUNGER. This method is used for molding thermosetting materials only.

In this process, the plastic materials is transferred from a transfer pot and then forced in to the cavity by means of plunger. This method is used for molding thermosetting materials only.

68.

What Is Compression Molding?

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In this PROCESS, the plastic material is placed in the cavity and use a force for compressing the COMPOUND as the mold CLOSES, these molds are generally USED for thermosetting MATERIALS.

In this process, the plastic material is placed in the cavity and use a force for compressing the compound as the mold closes, these molds are generally used for thermosetting materials.

69.

Explain About Injection Molding?

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In this process, the PLASTIC material is INJECTED in to the mold through a sprue bush by MEANS of a screw plunger. This process can be USED for both thermosetting and thermoplastic MATERIALS.

In this process, the plastic material is injected in to the mold through a sprue bush by means of a screw plunger. This process can be used for both thermosetting and thermoplastic materials.

70.

What Do You Meant By Stacked Mold?

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A STACKED mold is a multiple TWO plate mold with mold placed one over the other. A stacked mold construction doubles the output from a single molding MACHINE and requires the same CLAMPING FORCE.

A stacked mold is a multiple two plate mold with mold placed one over the other. A stacked mold construction doubles the output from a single molding machine and requires the same clamping force.

71.

What Is Hot Manifold Mold ?

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This is a variation of the heated HOT runner and not the runner PLATE. This is done USING ELECTRIC cartridge.

This is a variation of the heated hot runner and not the runner plate. This is done using electric cartridge.

72.

What Is Insulated Runner Mold ?

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It is a variation of hot runner mold in this TYPE of molding. The OUTER surface of the MATERIAL in the runner ACTS as a insulator.

It is a variation of hot runner mold in this type of molding. The outer surface of the material in the runner acts as a insulator.

73.

Note Down The Advantages Of Runner Mold ?

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74.

What Is Hot Runner Mold?

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In this, runner kept hot to KEEP the molten METAL into fluid state also CALLED runner less MOLD. In this, runner contained in a plate of its own runner section of the mold is not OPENED during molding cycle.

In this, runner kept hot to keep the molten metal into fluid state also called runner less mold. In this, runner contained in a plate of its own runner section of the mold is not opened during molding cycle.

75.

What Is 3 Plate Mold?

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It CONSISTS FEED PLATES with CORE and CAVITY.

It consists feed plates with core and cavity.

76.

What Is Two Plate Mold ?

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Mold which consists of core and CAVITY situated in plates. It is logical type tool where component REQUIRE LARGE gate. For simple type COMPONENTS there is only ONE daylight.

Mold which consists of core and cavity situated in plates. It is logical type tool where component require large gate. For simple type components there is only one daylight.

77.

What Are The Types Of Injection Mold ?

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78.

What Are The General Types Of Mold ?

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INJECTION MOLDS, COMPRESSION molds, TRANSFER molds.

Injection molds, compression molds, transfer molds.

79.

What Are The Main Elements Of Mold ?

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The MAIN PARTS of MOLDS are CORE and CAVITY.

The main parts of molds are core and cavity.

80.

What Is A Mold ?

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It is a CUSTOM BUILD tool in which we converts PLASTIC raw MATERIAL into finished product.

It is a custom build tool in which we converts plastic raw material into finished product.

81.

What Is Maximum Daylight?

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It is the maximum DISTANCE that the machine platen can be SEPARATED from each other and it can be obtained by adding the maximum MOLD thickness to the maximum OPENING stroke.

It is the maximum distance that the machine platen can be separated from each other and it can be obtained by adding the maximum mold thickness to the maximum opening stroke.

82.

What Do You Meant By Clamping Force?

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It is the MAXIMUM force that the clamping SYSTEM can exert on the mold or it is the maximum force by which the mold halves can be closed together. It is GIVEN in ton or KILO Newton.

It is the maximum force that the clamping system can exert on the mold or it is the maximum force by which the mold halves can be closed together. It is given in ton or kilo Newton.

83.

What Is Injection Rate Or Injection Velocity ?

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It is the maximum RATE at which the SCREW can inject or SHOOT MATERIALS from the barrel during one SHOT.

It is the maximum rate at which the screw can inject or shoot materials from the barrel during one shot.

84.

What Is Injection Pressure?

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It is the maximum pressure by which the MATERIAL is injected through the NOZZLE. It is given in kg/cm2.

It is the maximum pressure by which the material is injected through the nozzle. It is given in kg/cm2.

85.

What Is Plasticizing Capacity ?

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It is the AMOUNT of material that can be processed by the MACHINE per HOUR. It is EXPRESSED in kg/h.

It is the amount of material that can be processed by the machine per hour. It is expressed in kg/h.

86.

What Is Injection Capacity Or Short Capacity?

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MAXIMUM volume MATERIAL INJECTED by the screw during one CYCLE of operation.

Maximum volume material injected by the screw during one cycle of operation.

87.

Define Drooling ?

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LEAKAGE of PLASTIC MATERIAL through the NOZZLE in between SHOTS.

Leakage of plastic material through the nozzle in between shots.

88.

What Are The Types Of Nozzle ?

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89.

What Do You Meant By Nozzle ?

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Nozzle connected to the end of the barrel through which SOFTEN MATERIALS INSERTED in the mold.

Nozzle connected to the end of the barrel through which soften materials inserted in the mold.

90.

What Are The Divided Sections Of Screw Of Injection Molding Machines ?

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91.

What Are The Types Of Injection Molding Machines?

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  • PLUNGER INJECTION cylinder 
  • Two STAGE plunger injection cylinder 
  • Pre plasticizer two stage screw injection cylinder 
  • Reciprocating screw injection cylinder

92.

What Are The Mold Release Agents?

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93.

What Is Fillers And Additives?

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Adding of small molecules to plastics to get some characteristics (COLOR, FLEXIBILITY etc.). FILLERS are commonly USED with thermosetting plastics. Additives are of TWO types,

  • Physical means such as plasticizer
  • Chemical means--- stabilizer.

Adding of small molecules to plastics to get some characteristics (color, flexibility etc.). Fillers are commonly used with thermosetting plastics. Additives are of two types,

94.

Examples For Thermosetting Materials ?

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Alkyds, epoxies, pf, MF, UREA, POLYESTER

Alkyds, epoxies, pf, mf, urea, polyester

95.

About Pvc?

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Shrinkage (FLEXI 1.5-3%,RIGID 0.2-0.4%). It is rigid and not very TOUGH and very low COST. Example - PIPES fittings.

Shrinkage (FLEXI 1.5-3%,RIGID 0.2-0.4%). It is rigid and not very tough and very low cost. Example - Pipes fittings.

96.

About Ps?

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SHRINKAGE 0.2-0.8%. It is CLEAR, BRITTLE and it can be EASILY MOLDED. Examples are toys, house hold appliances, electronic housings etc.

Shrinkage 0.2-0.8%. It is clear, brittle and it can be easily molded. Examples are toys, house hold appliances, electronic housings etc.

97.

About Pp?

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Shrinkage 1-3%. It is flammable and DEGRADABLE in SUN light and stable. Examples are AIR cleaner, garden FURNITURE etc.

Shrinkage 1-3%. It is flammable and degradable in sun light and stable. Examples are air cleaner, garden furniture etc.

98.

About Pc?

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SHRINKAGE 0.5-0.7%. It is known optical transparency, RIGIDITY and toughness. EXAMPLES are goggles, LENSES, safety helmets etc.

Shrinkage 0.5-0.7%. It is known optical transparency, rigidity and toughness. Examples are goggles, lenses, safety helmets etc.

99.

About Pa?

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Shrinkage 0.7-1.5%. It is tough and HIGH rigid. Examples are LIGHT duty GEARS, sprockets, bearings ETC.

Shrinkage 0.7-1.5%. It is tough and high rigid. Examples are light duty gears, sprockets, bearings etc.

100.

About Ldpe?

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Shrinkage 0.8-1.5%. It is CRYSTALLINE and not available in transparent FORM. Examples are shopping BASKETS, waste baskets ETC.

Shrinkage 0.8-1.5%. It is crystalline and not available in transparent form. Examples are shopping baskets, waste baskets etc.