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Fills molds with mold for plastic compound to cast doll heads, arms, and legs: Inspects molds and covers for cleanliness and cleans them as required with solvent and rags. Ignites hand-operated gun and inserts nozzle into fill plug of mold for plastic. Presses trigger of gun which automatically discharges premature amount of plastic compound into mold. A place covers on mold for plastic and bolts it in place, using pneumatic wrench. Pushes mold onto conveyor. May strip mold after curing. Although extruded wood-composite decking has enjoyed explosive growth, the spindle application marks an advance in the newer area of injection molding the material. Gas-assisted injection mold for plastic or molding uses gas, usually nitrogen, to push out melted plastic against the mold walls and create a hollow finished part.

The gas-assist process reduces resin costs, but in the case of the long, wood-filled spindles, the gas is needed just to properly fill the part, YTC said. The spindles are made of high-density polyethylene and polypropylene filled with 40 percent wood flour. That highly loaded material has to pack into a very long, thin spindle that is 38 mm wide by a length of about 73 cm, or even up to nearly 92 cm. YTC mold for plastic said wood composites cool down very quickly once inside the mold. It doesn’t take long for the melted compound to start to solidify. When using traditional injection molding, this tendency can cause problems with flow marks, or even lack of flow. “It’s cooling before you’re even starting to push it,” he said. “But with the gas-assist process, you have the ability to push that material right into the mold.”

Hold the silicone rubber and modeling clay with the thumb and fore finger. Slowly peel the modeling clay so as not to disturb the figure.