Menu
Materials Machinery
Insights
Articles Videos Problem & Solution
About
About Chembull Media Partners
Contact Us
Language
EnglishالعربيةPortuguêsEspañolDeutschTürkçe한국어
Back to Problem & Solution
Extrusion & Post 8 views

Poor interfacial bonding or delamination in multi-material molding

Problem Phenomenon
Poor interfacial bonding or delamination in multi-material molding
Cause Analysis
Poor compatibility between cellulose acetate butyrate and co-injection material, weak interfacial bonding Large processing temperature difference between the two materials, process window difficult to match Large shrinkage rate difference, interfacial stress concentration Melt flow rates not matched during co-injection Material degradation or chemical reaction at the interface
Solution
Select co-injection materials with good compatibility with cellulose acetate butyrate Reasonably set each runner temperature to match the two materials Consider shrinkage rate difference in design Adjust injection speed to match flow rates Verify interfacial bonding strength
Key Takeaway
Co-injection needs to be addressed from compatibility and process matching
co-injectioncompatibilityinterfaceshrinkage rate difference

Was this helpful?

0 people found this helpful

ChemAI