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Key Specifications/Special Features:
- Design software: UG, Pro/E, SolidWorks, AutoCAD and CAM
- Cavity or core steel: NAK80, S136, 718H, 3CR13, 738H, 2738 and 2344
- In-mold-labeling (IML) and In-mold-decoration (IMD) are injection-molding processes in which flat, even film surfaces, textiles, or preformed film back-molded
- In-mold-labeling often used in packaging industry as alternative to printing when design requirements call for high degree of flexibility or else when impression cannot be directly molded on part
- Labels are usually printed polypropylene film with thickness of few tenths of millimeter
- Advantage of in-mold-labeling that it integrates downstream process directly with injection molding process
- Disadvantage: heat reduction caused by label and slightly reduced cycle times that this necessitates
- In-mold-decoration widely diversified technology concerned with decoration of parts and used in almost every branch of injection molding
- In-mold-decoration can be as simple as transferring printed impression on flat polyester film of onto part during or it may involve complex back molding of textiles or preformed, 3-D parts
- Suitable for heavy industries, electronics, medical, automobile, transportation and sanitary ware fields
- With LKM, Hasco and DME marks
- Production capacity: 80 to 500 tons
- Minimum order quantity: 1 set
- All trademarks shown here are for reference purposes only. They are the property of their respective owners, and we are not authorized to sell items bearing such trademarks.
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