Injection Molding Plastic Types & Applications

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @mhypersonic
    @mhypersonic 4 года назад +3

    One of the only really good videos to explain these types of plastics! Thank you!

    • @SofeastLtd
      @SofeastLtd  4 года назад

      We're happy to help! We have a whole section on our site dedicated to materials and processes that we have a lot of experience with, you can check it out here: www.sofeast.com/resources/materials-processes/

    • @jimmydylan4793
      @jimmydylan4793 3 года назад

      instablaster.

  • @tgcartooner1278
    @tgcartooner1278 4 года назад

    Best video for the plastic students,can you explain slowly then all are understand.thanks for the information

  • @hussainali9999
    @hussainali9999 3 года назад

    Thanks, great video

  • @sarveshchauhan3882
    @sarveshchauhan3882 4 года назад

    Thanku so much

  • @toddster8793
    @toddster8793 4 года назад

    I have a question for your expertise: I'd like to fabricate sliding plates for goalie my pads (for inline hockey). Which plastic would be light, durable and slide the best on an inline hockey rink surface?

  • @surajprakash3264
    @surajprakash3264 4 года назад

    Which plastic has high viscosity amorphous plastic or crystalline plastic.

  • @tymz-r-achangin
    @tymz-r-achangin 3 года назад

    So what plastic should I use to make my shotgun shell wads?

  • @karthiwarrior1745
    @karthiwarrior1745 3 года назад

    I was worked car company, in my role quality assurance, I was checked su2i creta car outer frame part, the part will appear some black dot or void in hyper silver color painted part, repeated problem, what the reason

  • @toddster8793
    @toddster8793 4 года назад

    I have a question for your expertise: I'd like to fabricate sliding plates for goalie my pads (for inline hockey). Which plastic would be light, durable and slide the best on an inline hockey rink surface?

  • @toddster8793
    @toddster8793 4 года назад

    I have a question for your expertise: I'd like to fabricate sliding plates for goalie my pads (for inline hockey). Which plastic would be light, durable and slide the best on an inline hockey rink surface?