塑膜（Plastic film）.docVIP

塑膜（Plastic film） Relative density of ordinary plastics: 0.9-2.3 g/cm3 The injection mold is efficient, precise and can be used for molding various complex products Molecular structure of polymers: Linear structure Branched chain structure (two-dimensional) Net shape structure (three dimensional) Crosslinking: when the polymer is formed, when the temperature reaches the molding cure temperature, its molecular structure changes from linear or branched linear two-dimensional structure into network type, and the three dimensional structures intersect with each other and change together Plastic: synthetic resin as the main raw material, plus a variety of additives designed to improve and improve the performance of synthetic materials Plastics are classified according to the molecular structure of synthetic resins: Thermoplastics (plastics made from synthetic resins and additives and colorants) that can be repeatedly heated, pressed, molded repeatedly, with a certain plasticity Thermosetting plastics Plastics are classified by use: General plastics Engineering plastics Special plastics Polypropylene has exceptionally high fatigue and flexural strength Polycarbonate has the highest impact resistance in thermoplastics Polytetrafluoroethylene can be used at -195 degrees C - +250 degrees C for a long time Polymethyl methacrylate, that is, plexiglass, pervious to light plastic, light transmittance of 92% Phenolic plastics (thermosetting plastic), good rigidity, small deformation, heat resistance, wear resistance, good insulation performance Fluidity: the ability of a plastic melt to flow at a certain temperature and pressure or to fill a mold cavity The fluidity of polyethylene and POM is little changed by temperature (the best mobility: polyethylene) Sensitive: some poor thermal stability of plastic degradation occurs when the temperature in the high temperature or long time, discoloration and other phenomena Curing speed: when the molten plastic fills the cavity, the structu