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Cracking/Microcracks Appearing on the Surface of Low-Density Polyethylene Injection Molded Products

문제 현상
Fine network cracks or linear microcracks appear on the product surface, mostly near the gate, at corners, or at ejector pin positions. Microcracks propagate under stress or environmental stress, eventually causing the product to crack and fail.
원인 분석
(1)The internal stress is too large, the ejection force is uneven during demolding, or the product structure has stress concentration (2)The melt temperature is too low, the molecular chain orientation is severe, and the residual internal stress is large (3)The mold temperature is too low, and the melt cools rapidly, producing large temperature gradient stress (4)The holding pressure is too high or the holding pressure time is too long, and over-packing produces residual stress (5)The demolding draft is insufficient or the mold surface is rough, and the demolding resistance is large, producing microcracks
해결 방법
(1)Increase the melt temperature to a higher value within the 160-220°C range to reduce molecular orientation (2)Increase the mold temperature to a higher value within the 30-60°C range to reduce the cooling rate and reduce internal stress (3)Appropriately reduce the holding pressure and holding pressure time to avoid over-packing (4)Increase the demolding draft; the demolding draft of polyolefin materials is at least 1-2°, and polish the mold surface (5)Optimize the ejection system, increase the number or area of ejector pins, and ensure uniform ejection
핵심 요약
Microcracks are a manifestation of excessive residual internal stress, and need to be prevented by optimizing temperature parameters, reducing internal stress, and improving demolding conditions.
crackingmicrocracksinternal stressmolecular orientationdemolding draft

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