Provides an overview of the design process for injection molded plastic parts. Describes an integrated approach to plastic part design and plastic material selection. DLC: Injection molding plastics.
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Format:Hardcover
This book reveals the basic background required by personnel in the plastics field in designing parts for injection molding. It has many examples and illustrations of real-life applications instead of endless derivations of equations. It is a very useful, well structured, easy to follow guide for assisting in your design and knowledge of polymer related products.
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As a non- engineer, but fully engaged in the Injection Molding business as a recruiter of Plastic Part Design Engineers, this book delivers technical information but easy to read and comprehend. Not just a book on theory, but practical applications. I recommend for non-engineers and engineers.
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This book is excellent. It is technical but easy to understand, has illustrations, comprehensive, and very informative. Highly recommended.
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just ok
This book was just ok. It contains lots of information on material selection, and some basic design tips. Read more
Published on July 3, 2008 by C. Pienknagura
Needs a glossary
The book is very comprehensive and I got a few important points out of it. The frustration is that it used technical terms from the very beginning, which were either explained (or... Read more
Published on January 22, 2008 by Doctor B
Practical, Hands-on Manual for the Plastics Professional
This book reveals the basic background required by personnel in the plastics field in designing parts for injection molding. Read more
Published on September 17, 2002
Plastic product design was never made so clear and pellucid
Dr.Malloy's book reflects the common problems an engineer would face while designing a plastic part. Read more
Published on October 6, 1998
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Undoubtedly, the single most important characteristic of plastic materials, as a general family, is their versatility. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
conventional injection molding process, plastic material grades, facsimile prototypes, mold shrinkage values, vibration welding process, assisted injection molding process, prototype injection molds, ultrasonic welding process, spin welding process, structural foam parts, self threading screws, maximum drive torque, structural foam process, venting pins, snap beams, ultrasonic welding equipment, gap filling requirements, boss assembly, internal runners, hot tool welding, plastic boss, strip torque, centroidal axis perpendicular, weld performance, maximum flow length Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Technical Bulletin, Annual Technical Conference, Plastics Design Forum, Plastics Engineering, Polymer Engineering, Modern Plastics, Plastics Technology, Society of the Plastics Industry, Engineered Materials Handbook, General Electric Plastics, Marcel Dekker, Modem Plastics, Vicat Softening Temperature, Annual Structural Plastics Conference, Cooling Dry, Deflection Temperature Under Load, Miles Corporation, Design Methodology, Engineering Materials Design Guide, General Electric Company Pittsfield, Hoechst Celanese, Long Term Properties, Metals Park, Society of Plastics Engineers, Courtesy Micro-Measurements Division of Measurements Group New!
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Undoubtedly, the single most important characteristic of plastic materials, as a general family, is their versatility. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
conventional injection molding process, plastic material grades, facsimile prototypes, mold shrinkage values, vibration welding process, assisted injection molding process, prototype injection molds, ultrasonic welding process, spin welding process, structural foam parts, self threading screws, maximum drive torque, structural foam process, venting pins, snap beams, ultrasonic welding equipment, gap filling requirements, boss assembly, internal runners, hot tool welding, plastic boss, strip torque, centroidal axis perpendicular, weld performance, maximum flow length Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Technical Bulletin, Annual Technical Conference, Plastics Design Forum, Plastics Engineering, Polymer Engineering, Modern Plastics, Plastics Technology, Society of the Plastics Industry, Engineered Materials Handbook, General Electric Plastics, Marcel Dekker, Modem Plastics, Vicat Softening Temperature, Annual Structural Plastics Conference, Cooling Dry, Deflection Temperature Under Load, Miles Corporation, Design Methodology, Engineering Materials Design Guide, General Electric Company Pittsfield, Hoechst Celanese, Long Term Properties, Metals Park, Society of Plastics Engineers, Courtesy Micro-Measurements Division of Measurements Group New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- How to Make Injection Molds by G. Menges in Front Matter, page 123, and page 280
- Selecting Thermoplastics for Engineering Applications (Plastics Engineering) by Macdermott on page 13, page 183, and page 330
- Properties and Processing of Polymers for Engineers by Gregory R. Moore on page 13, and page 451
- Polymer Extrusion 4E by Chris Rauwendaal in Front Matter, and page 124
- Designing with Plastics by Gunter Erhard on page 13, and page 329
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- Designing Plastic Parts for Assembly by Paul A. Tres in Back Matter
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