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常见透明塑料的性能及注塑工艺（Properties of common transparent plastics and injection molding process） Properties of common transparent plastics and injection molding process (time: 2007-3-27 9:55:04, a total of 72480 visitors) Because the plastic is light weight, good toughness, easy molding, low cost advantages, so in the modern industrial and household products, more and more plastic instead of glass, especially used in optical instruments and packaging industry, particularly the rapid development. But due to the requirements of better transparency, high wear resistance, impact on the firmware is better, so the plastic components, the whole process of injection molding process, equipment and die, have to do a lot of work, in order to ensure that used to replace glass plastic (hereinafter referred to as the transparent plastic), good surface quality, so as to achieve the use of request. At present, the general use of transparent plastic on the market with polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA, commonly known as acrylic or organic glass), polycarbonate (PC), polyethylene glycol terephthalate (PET), transparent nylon, acrylonitrile styrene copolymer (AS), polysulfone (PSF), we contact the most is PMMA, PC three kinds of plastic and PET, following by the three kinds of plastics as an example, discusses the characteristics and molding process of transparent plastic. First, the performance of transparent plastic Transparent plastic must first have high transparency, it must have a certain strength and wear resistance, shock resistance, heat resistance is better, better chemical resistance, water absorption rate is small, this is the only way in use, can satisfy the requirements of transparency and unchanged for a long time, are listed below in Table L, compare the performance of PMMA and PC and PET. Table 1 Comparison of properties of transparent plastics Performance density (g/am2) tensile strength (MPa) notch impact (J/m2) transparency Deformation temperature (%) Allowable moisture content