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Internal bubbles in products caused by ABS water content

Problem Phenomenon
Fine bubbles appear inside the product or in thick-wall areas; holes can be seen when cut open, often accompanied by silver streaks.
Cause Analysis
When the raw material is wet, water vapor turns into steam in the barrel and mixes into the melt; after filling, it is sealed inside the product to form bubbles; it is most likely to occur when the drying time is insufficient or the ambient humidity is high.
Solution
①Strengthen drying (80~100℃, 2~4 hours, moisture content <0.2%); ②appropriately lower the barrel temperature to reduce volatilization; ③increase back pressure to discharge gas; ④improve mold venting.
Key Takeaway
For bubbles, check water content first, then check temperature and venting; the order cannot be reversed.
ABS;bubbles;moisture;drying;back pressure

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