viernes, 14 de marzo de 2014

Thermoplastic materials

According to what we have seen so far in the classification of plastics into three different groups, now it's time to deepen and explain what they are thermoplastic materials. Let us see then we can state on them and a technique especially called Thermoforming and that is so important in courses and processes of injection molding that can be seen both on this web site to learn online about the craft and the material and in almost any other site that addresses these issues on the web .
thermoplastic materials
Third Group: Thermoplastic Materials. They are most abundant in production and market. These plastics can be molded easily. Usually closed to apply the technique Injection & Blow molds are used. Also open parts can be molded on a single die and face. For this technique is used Thermoforming. We should mention that the main feature is that the material softens upon the application of heat. Today almost any plastic object that we encounter is made with a thermoplastic added. For example, we have the polyethylene used in covers, packaging, among others, high impact objects as toys, packages and more. Polypropylene, used in items such as auto parts, jacks and so on.

miércoles, 12 de marzo de 2014

Thermoset Plastics Materials and Resins

According to what we saw earlier to make a first brief introduction to the classification of plastic materials were to organize them into three groups. Then we will see two of the above groups : Materials Thermoset Plastics and Resins.
thermoset plastics materials resins
First Group: Thermoset Materials. The molding of these types of plastics is by means of a mold steel, breaking pressure and heat. The feature is that once molded and can not re-softened by heat. If the piece is too heated, the result is a charred product. An example of these plastic materials have a bakelite , melamine, among many others. Second Group: Plastic Resins. These materials have a presentation that comprise two or more components are usually liquids. Here, when mixed, cause a chemical reaction that results in a solid material. Take into account that the final product can not be softened by applying heat. The main difference is that thermosets steel molds need not , since no pressure is required, moreover, in certain circumstances, depending on the type of resin, the heat may not be required. That is, the chemical reaction can be conducted at ambient temperature and in open molds. These materials are worked by the casting technique, which is discussed later, when study one of the many methods of constructing mold cavities. Examples of plastic resins:
  • Polyester resins, that are generally used in motorsport and nautical equipment, used for the construction and manufacture of helmets and auto body parts through the impregnation of glass fiber, ornamental parts cast in silicone rubber molds.
  • Epoxy Resins: On the market are more expensive . Its applications have the same characteristics as polyester. However, the advantage is that these do not shrink or warp in any way to harden. Because of this and because it is less fragile are ideal for the manufacture of dies and molds.

lunes, 10 de marzo de 2014

Courses and Process Molding Injection Molding

Classification of plastics.
Current variety of plastic materials is vast and diverse. Its malleability makes it perfect for manufacturing parts of any kind. And, with some approximation to metals, is also recyclable.

There in the plastics market all types and for any application, commercial and industrial. It is important to use the issue of cost reduction. Frequently replaced wood, paper fibers and even some metals. In the electronic field we see their presence with increasing density. Its low cost of manufacturing and production, and the important freedom that allows us to design forms are valid and determinants in the time of use excuses.

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There are different ways to classify plastics. Let this group considering the three main types, which will separate into three distinct groups:

  • The Thermoset Materials
  • Plastic Resins
  • Thermoplastic Materials

In this blog we will be delving into each of these groups then go giving more information about the profession and discipline. In the following days we will be updating the data and discussing plastic injection and its benefits for working with this material that can open the door to a new world of work .

We will see different processes and detailed courses to carry out the various steps that will allow us to work properly with plastic.