注塑成型:故障排除
Approach to Troubleshooting
Proper troubleshooting should use a systematic approach to resolve problems. There are two kinds of issues: those encountered during startup and those involving "quality control."
Startup problems occur during the launch of a new tool or machine. "Quality control" issues occur when parts have been successfully produced in the past, but are now out of specification. These problems are the result of something in the process changing. To resolve them, one must determine what has changed and restore the process to its proper balance.
To resolve startup problems, the material's process window must first be determined to ensure that there is a set of conditions that can make good parts.
Start by setting the process conditions to the middle of the material's process range and then adjust the process to fix any observed problems. If successful parts are not possible, determine what combination of variables must be changed to resolve the problems. These changes may include material selection, machine selection, and/or tool redesign.
Most quality control issues are caused by process conditions, the material, or machine and tool maintenance. If the problem occurred after a change in the material lot number, try a different lot of material. It is advisable to store a retain of the previous lot of material.
If the mold setting is from a previously successful part, check the original setup conditions. If the mold is used in a different machine, minor adjustments to account for the new machine may be needed. If the mold was modified during its downtime, process adjustments may be required.
启动问题
观察 |
可能的原因 |
纠正措施 |
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Poor Knit Lines |
Poor venting. |
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Too cool a melt. |
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Part Shorts |
Gas trapping/ poor venting. |
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Part Shorts |
Not enough material. |
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Blockage in flow at the feed-throat. |
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Not enough injection pressure. |
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Material too high in viscosity. |
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Part Flashes |
Too much injection pressure. |
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Too much material. |
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Material viscosity too low. |
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Tool too loose |
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Not enough clamp capacity. |
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Voids or Sinks |
Material shrinkage & insufficient supply of molten material. |
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Not enough pack pressure during material solidification. |
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Bubbles |
Gas entrapment. |
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Flow Marks |
Filling from thin to thick sections. |
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Flow Marks |
Surface irregularity. |
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Flow Marks Folds |
Uneven filling of section. |
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Jetting |
High viscosity flow. |
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翘曲的零件 |
Anisotropic shrinkage. |
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High molded-in stress. |
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Surface Defects |
High molecular weight TPE in highly polished mold. |
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Surface Defects |
Contaminated material. |
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High shear in the material. |
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Ejector Pin Marks |
Parts soft during ejection. |
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Burnt Smell |
Degraded material. |
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Part Sticks in "A" Half or Stationary Side of the Tool |
Insufficient extraction force. |
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Part Sticks During Ejection |
Insufficient ejection force. |
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颜色不均匀 |
Poor dispersion. |
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Contamination. |
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Quality Control
观察 |
Cause |
Solution |
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Shorts |
Inadequate shot size. |
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Vents blocked. |
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Flashing |
Too much material. |
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Clamp pressure low. |
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Injection pressure too high. |
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Burns |
Dieseling in the mold. |
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颜色不均匀 |
Poor concentrate mixing or dispersion. |
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Off-Color Part or Odor |
Contamination. |
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Material degradation. |
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Dimensions Out of Specification |
Loss of control of shrinkage. |
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Surface Defects (Streaks) |
Moisture in part. |
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Possible mold sweating. |
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Voids or Sinks |
Inadequate amount of material. |
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