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Glass Fibre '2079851475616104452 difficult demolding

Problem Phenomenon
Glass Fibre injection molded product has large demolding force, product deforms or is scratched, demolding time accounts for 30% of cycle
Cause Analysis
Glass Fibre has large adhesion to mold cavity; draft angle insufficient <0.5°; cooling time insufficient, product demolded before fully solidified; ejection mechanism design unreasonable
Solution
1) Increase mold draft angle to 1-2°; 2) extend cooling time so product is fully solidified before demolding; 3) polish mold surface to Ra<0.2μm; 4) increase ejection area, use large-area ejector plate; 5) spray release agent (temporary solution)
Key Takeaway
Difficult demolding is caused by adhesion and insufficient mold design; increasing draft angle is the fundamental measure
Glass Fibre injectiondifficult demoldingdraft angleadhesionejection design

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