Injection Molding and MicroAbrasive Blasting （注塑和MicroAbrasive爆破）.pdfVIP

Injection Molding and Micro-Abrasive Blasting Application Overview I. Injection Molding Overview Injection molding is a process of inserting melted polymer material under pressure into a cavity. Because it requires minimal finishing, injection molding has become one of the most common operations for mass production of complex parts. Use of the process is widespread and can be found in almost every industry. II. What is Micro-Abrasive Blasting? Micro-abrasive blasting (or “MicroBlasting”) involves mixing a fine abrasive media with compressed air and propelling it through a miniature nozzle. The nozzle increases the velocity of the air and abrasive mixture as it exits the nozzle opening and provides the operator with the ability to precisely direct the abrasive stream. Additional control of the abrasive action is achieved by varying the type and size of abrasive, the size of the nozzle opening, and the air pressure. This allows micro-abrasive blasting to be used for focused cutting, surface preparation, precision deburring, selective cleaning, and material removal on a wide variety of surfaces. III. Micro-Abrasive Blasting Applications Micro-abrasive blasting eliminates the graphite for Injection Molding compounds from the mold cavities. The process successfully removes the unwanted material without causing dimensional changes. Because the abrasive particles are micron sized, the blasting process is effective on micro-mold tooling as well