Reduce cycle times by 25%–50% (depending on structure and material).
Increase product yield by 20%–40%.
An injection molding process involving multiple layers of different materials—though the same material may also be used—to produce thick-walled products;
For thick-walled transparent optical products, the maximum number of layers currently used is six.
Two layers: achieved by rotating 180 degrees; three layers: achieved by rotating 120 degrees; four layers: achieved by rotating 90 degrees; five layers: achieved by rotating 72 degrees; six layers: achieved by rotating 60 degrees.
Reduce cycle times by 25%–50% (depending on structure and material).
Increase product yield by 20%–40%.
Significantly reduced internal stress (no uneven holding pressure), with a marked decrease in stress concentration.
Improved light transmission.
Shorter holding time and faster cooling, resulting in cycle time reductions of 25%–50%.
Lower holding pressure requirements, with mold cavity pressure reduced by 10%–20%, leading to lower production costs and effectively increasing output.