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Improper draft angle design, product sticking to mold or deforming

Problem Phenomenon
Improper draft angle design, product sticking to mold or deforming
Cause Analysis
Draft angle <0.5°, demolding difficult Deep-cavity products have insufficient draft angle Textured surfaces require increased draft angle Cellulose acetate butyrate shrinkage rate 0.4-0.6% needs to be matched with the draft angle Core and cavity draft angles inconsistent
Solution
Draft angle ≥1° for conventional products Deep-cavity products draft angle 1.5-3° Textured surface increase 0.5° per 0.01mm depth Design the draft angle according to the 0.4-0.6% shrinkage rate Ensure core and cavity draft angles are consistent
Key Takeaway
Draft angle needs to be designed according to shrinkage rate and product depth
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