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Water Assisted Injection Molding - new methods of using water instead of gas to further reduce time cycles of thick section tubular products. Water Assisted Injection Molding (WAIM) is also based on the PEP process. The mold cavity is filled and partially packed with plastic gas. Gas or water injection creates the initial bubble, followed by water injection to pack the cavity and then sequencing the opening of a shut-off valve to enable the expulsion of molten plastic to the secondary cavity. The secondary cavity is then pierced to allow water to flow through the gas channel(s) to cool the plastic. Water is then drained from the cavity by gas pressure or by air injection to dry the part before opening the mold and ejecting the part.
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August 2011
Two of the leading names in gas assist technology have come together in what is described as the ‘biggest water-assisted project ever...
January 2011
Co-inventor of overspill technology, Matthew Sayer, has been appointed as Technical Director for Cinpres following a number of years in a consultancy role...
November 2010
Kai Wilbraham moves from Operations Manager to a...
October 2010
Cinpres, the global leader in assisted gas injection technology, has signed a remarkable deal with a German partner that will lead to a revitalised global...
August 2010
Cinpres Gas Injection has reached agreement to buy assisted moulding patents from the liquidator of Melea ... subject to contract. Under the same deal,...
May 2010
Production cycle times have more than halved for a plastic parts manufacturer in Pennsylvania thanks to technology and molding support from Cinpres Gas...