PP, 2-step ejection screw cap, pin gate hot runner, cycle time short to 16 seconds with regular hydraulic injeciton machine.

		Item and Finish Target
1	Resin & Color	PP-H, Solid Red
2	Finish Requirement	Full and uniform filling, dimensions meet specifications, good surface without scratches
3	Finish Weight	16grams/piece
		Mold Scenario
4	Structure	6-cavity, pin gate gate hot runner, sleeve and stripper plate ejection
5	Steel & Process	S50C standard mold base, 2738 core and cavity, quenching & nitriding treatment
		Molding
6	Machine Clamping force	200KN
	Cycle Time	16 seconds

Why One-Time Ejection is Not Always Sufficient

One-time ejection might not be sufficient in certain circumstances due to the following reasons:

1. Complex Geometries:
   • Parts with intricate designs, undercuts, or fine details might get damaged or deformed if ejected too forcefully in a single step.
2. Material Properties:
   • Certain materials, such as those with higher adhesion properties or those prone to warping, might stick to the mold surfaces. A single ejection could cause these parts to warp or tear.
3. Tight Tolerances:
   • For parts with tight dimensional tolerances, a more controlled ejection process helps to maintain the integrity and precision of the dimensions.
4. Risk of Sticking:
   • Parts that tend to stick to the mold require a gradual release to avoid pulling or tearing. Two-step ejection helps in gently dislodging the part without causing surface defects.
5. Ejector Pin Marks:
   • A single, forceful ejection can leave marks or indentations from the ejector pins on the part. A two-step process helps to minimize these marks by distributing the force more evenly.
6. Large or Heavy Parts:
   • Larger or heavier parts benefit from a gradual ejection process to prevent bending or breaking under their own weight during removal.

Example Scenarios

1. Thin-Walled Parts:
   • Thin-walled plastic parts are prone to deformation if ejected too quickly. A two-step ejection helps to gradually release these parts, maintaining their shape and structural integrity.
2. Parts with Undercuts:
   • Parts with internal or external undercuts require careful ejection to avoid damage. The initial ejection step helps to release these features gently.
3. Aesthetic Surfaces:
   • For parts where surface finish is critical, a two-step ejection minimizes the risk of surface defects such as drag marks or scratches.

In summary, the two-step ejection process is particularly useful for handling complex, delicate, or precision parts where a single ejection could lead to defects or damage. By gradually releasing the part from the mold, the process helps ensure higher quality and consistency in the final product.

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