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What Is Plastic? Plastic is a synthetic material derived from petrochemicals. It is created by heating crude oil or natural gas until they break down into smaller molecules called monomers. These monomers then polymerize (or bond together) to create long…

There are generally 4 different stages of quality control that are performed in plastic injection molding. The first stage is the design stage, followed by Mold and Pre-Production Inspection and In Process Quality Control and Final Inspection. This is followed…

Injection molding project management plays a fundamental role in the injection molding industry. This is also true with the other industries . The details, which will get specified at a project are all documented and coordinated to achieve the final…

Does this sound familiar? You’ve just launched your new product! Your business is growing steadily and now that you need to hire a professional designer – which means preparing product design guidelines is important! But how do you begin this…

Introduction Risk assessment is an important part of any business, but it tends to be particularly relevant for high-risk injection molding industries. Injection molding manufacturing companies are often subject to a range of different types of risk—from natural disasters to…

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Introduction If you’re in need of a durable, long-lasting part or product, you may be tempted to turn to injection molding. But what does this process involve? And how does it differ from other manufacturing methods? Let’s find out! What…

Just-in-Time Manufacturing is a business process that eliminates waste. It is a type of lean manufacturing that focuses on reducing inventory levels, improving efficiency and increasing customer satisfaction. Just-In-Time was pioneered by Toyota Motor Corporation in Japan in the 1950s.…

Introduction Blow molding is a manufacturing process that uses air pressure to form plastic parts into various shapes. The blow molding process begins by melting down the plastic and forming it into a parison or in the case of injection…

When major automakers want to experiment and push boundaries in automotive design, they turn to Vital Auto, which turns to a well-equipped 3D printing department to realize those visions. In the past, automotive manufacturers have relied on clay models as…