Liquid silicone rubber (LSR) applications are gaining popularity among injection molders to meet the needs of customers as medical, technical and automotive brands expand their product portfolio to take advantage of this material's unique properties. Due to rising material costs and the inability to use regrind, the benefits of direct gating with runnerless molding have become more compelling. For molders considering a transition to this niche market, LSR can be a challenging manufacturing process and learning experience due to the material's viscosity characteristics and unique chemistry. Where thermoplastic injection molding accomplishes runnerless molding with a hot runner, LSR injection molders accomplish the same goal with a cold deck.
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Agenda
The requirements and concepts of LSR injection molding
How LSR injection molding differs from traditional thermoplastic injection molding
The benefits of runnerless molding and reducing waste with cold deck technology
Key considerations and unique features required by cold deck design for successful runnerless molding
Derrick Hennebicque is hot runner product manager for Husky Technologies, and is currently responsible for new product launches, specialty applications and product portfolio management. With over 20 years of experience in manufacturing and...
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