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Flashing in injection molding

Flashing is an invasive problem in injection molding that can have a detrimental effect on the quality of molded parts. It occurs when excess material escapes the Young Mould rotational molding, leaving a thin layer of undesired material on the periphery of the final part. This additional material can make the part appear sloppy and can create issues when the pieces fit together. 

How to prevent flashing and maintain high-quality molded parts

Flashing negatively impacts the finished product in a number of ways. It can create components that don’t quite fit together, have sharp edges or might not even work at all. If there are flashing on parts, Young Mould rotational molding may not mesh properly with other parts, and that can lead to the entire product failing. In the case of serious flashing, parts can break and fail entirely. That can translate into higher production costs and wasted hours and materials, as workers grapple with these issues instead of building new parts.

Why choose Young Mould Flashing in injection molding?

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