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  • Plastic 3D Printing Service And Rapid Prototyping

    2024-11-21

    What is 3D Printing?
    How Does 3D Printing Work?
    #1. Design
    #2. 3D Print
    #3. Post-Process
    Plastic 3D Printing Processes
    The three most established plastic 3D printing processes today are the following:
    #Fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printers melt and extrude thermoplastic filaments, which a printer nozzle deposits layer by layer in the build area.
    -Popular FDM 3D Printing Materials
    #Stereolithography (SLA) 3D printers use a laser to cure thermosetting liquid resins into hardened plastic in a process called photopolymerization.
    -Popular SLA 3D Printing Materials
    #Selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printers use a high-powered laser to fuse small particles of thermoplastic powder.
    -Popular SLA 3D Printing Materials
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  • Medical Breathing Circuits Moulds

    2024-08-09

    Yixun have offer mold and moulding soluton to global customers from 100 countries. Customer send us the drawing or sample, and the forecast, we propose customer the comprehensive solutions . Read More
  • What Are the Main Classifications of Plastic Molds for Cosmetic Packaging Materials?

    2026-07-30

    Selecting the right cosmetic packaging mold prevents leaks, defects, and ensures luxury aesthetics. Learn key process and material impacts. Read More
  • Why Choose Molded Plastic Packaging for Cosmetics

    2026-07-27

    Custom molded packaging solves scaling, aesthetics, and formula protection. Discover how precision tools drive brand growth sustainably. Read More
  • How The Cosmetic Industry Uses Plastic Injection Molding

    2026-07-25

    Stop cosmetic packaging failures. Learn a proven tooling strategy to ensure flawless aesthetics, chemical safety, and zero defects. Read More
  • From the Molding Process to See How to Make Cosmetic Plastic Bottles

    2026-07-23

    Your cosmetic mold choice impacts ROI, brand perception, and scalability. Learn key processes and defect prevention to maximize profits. Read More
  • MABS vs. ABS: The Clear Difference – Why Transparency Matters in Engineering Plastics

    2026-07-21

    When most engineers and product designers think of ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), they picture a tough, reliable, and cost-effective engineering plastic. It's the go-to material for automotive interior parts, household appliance housings, keyboard keycaps, and countless other durable goods. But ABS has one consistent limitation: it's opaque.

    Enter MABS (Methyl Methacrylate Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) – commonly known as transparent ABS. At first glance, it shares the same tough genes as its cousin, but it adds a critical dimension: optical clarity.

    In this post, we'll break down the science behind their differences, compare their performance side-by-side, and explore when you should choose one over the other. Read More
  • Injection Molding Guide: Process, Design Tips, & Materials

    2026-07-21

    Master cosmetic injection molding with DFM, material, and mold class strategies to achieve flawless high-gloss packaging and avoid costly defects. Read More
  • Solving Sink Marks and Venting Issues in Thick-Wall PC Molding: A Practical Guide to Process Tuning

    2026-07-20

    When molding thick-wall polycarbonate (PC) parts, two of the most common—and frustrating—defects often appear together:





    Sink marks on the surface



    Burn marks or short shots caused by trapped air

    Many process technicians instinctively try to solve both by tweaking the same parameter. That’s where things go wrong.

    The truth is: sink marks and venting issues stem from different stages of the injection cycle and require separate, targeted adjustments. In this post, I’ll walk through a practical strategy to tackle both without falling into the trap of overcomplicating your process setup. Read More
  • Mastering Large-Part Injection Molding: A Guide to Gas-Assist Technology

    2026-07-15

    When it comes to injection molding, size changes everything. The design principles that work perfectly for small consumer parts often fail spectacularly when you scale up to large structural components like automotive bumpers, television housings, or industrial pallets.

    So, what is the fundamental shift? For small parts, strength is the priority. For large parts, stiffness—resistance to elastic deformation—takes precedence. The mold must not bend or deflect under the enormous clamping forces, or you will lose dimensional accuracy and dramatically shorten mold life.

    But designing the mold is only half the battle. For many large parts, even the best traditional molding process struggles with warp, sink marks, and excessive weight. That is where Gas-Assisted Injection Molding (GAIM) comes into play.

    Let us break down the critical considerations for manufacturing large injection-molded parts, with a deep dive into gas-assist technology. Read More
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