Ultrasonic Micro-Moulding - Moulds fine geometries in low-cost moulds wet

Ultrasonic Micro-Moulding - Moulds fine geometries in low-cost moulds wetThis micro moulding process uses ultrasonic waves, instead of a screw and a heated barrel, to melt the plastic material before it is injected into the mould. The ultrasonic waves lower the viscosity of the melted polymer which then fills thinner geometries with a much lower injection pressure. The machine heats only the amount of plastic needed for each mould cycle so you can mould small quantities, or change the material, with little material waste.

and paint rollers

Print load-bearing furniture components

Unlike PTFE membranes

Applications include the moulding of hollow pressure vessels

Gallium has a strong tendency to supercool below its freezing point

It is also used for packaging of explosive powders

The sample is made from polycarbonate

wine bottles

The flakes are available in different types of glass in thicknesses from 100 nanometers to 7 microns

hot-melt glue and laminating pouches

One application is for smart clothing for biometrics in the healthcare and sports industries

The blue particles will start to flow into the white area if the indicator is tilted more than ~80 degrees