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    Transfer Molding

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    Transfer molding is a process where a measured amount of molten thermoset plastic is inserted into a closed mold using a plunger. This allows the resin to fully fill the mold cavity through a small opening. After curing, ejector pins push the molded part out of the mold. Transfer molding produces parts with good surface finish and dimensional stability. It is suitable for molding fragile parts or those containing inserts that could be damaged by compression molding flow.

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    Transfer Molding

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    Transfer molding is a process where a measured amount of molten thermoset plastic is inserted into a closed mold using a plunger. This allows the resin to fully fill the mold cavity through a small opening. After curing, ejector pins push the molded part out of the mold. Transfer molding produces parts with good surface finish and dimensional stability. It is suitable for molding fragile parts or those containing inserts that could be damaged by compression molding flow.

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    Transfer molding is a process where a measured amount of molten thermoset plastic is inserted into a closed mold using a plunger. This allows the resin to fully fill the mold cavity through a small opening. After curing, ejector pins push the molded part out of the mold. Transfer molding produces parts with good surface finish and dimensional stability. It is suitable for molding fragile parts or those containing inserts that could be damaged by compression molding flow.

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    Transfer Molding

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    Muhammed Adil Iqbal
    Transfer molding is a process where a measured amount of molten thermoset plastic is inserted into a closed mold using a plunger. This allows the resin to fully fill the mold cavity through a small opening. After curing, ejector pins push the molded part out of the mold. Transfer molding produces parts with good surface finish and dimensional stability. It is suitable for molding fragile parts or those containing inserts that could be damaged by compression molding flow.

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    Transfer molding

    subject:-IPSE
    • Submitted to:-sir izhar
    • Submitted by:-2009-pe-32 Khan Manqoosh
    • &2009-pe-33 Younis Habibi
    • It is a process where the molding material is
    (usually a thermoset plastic)is measured and
    Inserted before the molding take place.
    • This is an automatic operation that combines
    compression transfer molding.this
    combination has the good surface finish and
    dimensionally stable.
    • In this case the mold is closed prior to resin
    entry.
    • A plunger is used to force a predetermined
    amount of molten resin from an open transfer
    pot through a small opening in the mold.
    • Because of plunger it is also named as plunger
    molding.
    • After the mold is opened,ejector pins are use to
    push the molded part out of the mold.
    • Uninjected molding resin is called the cull.
    • The cycles are less in this as compared to
    compression molding and temp is high.
    • The trasfer molding is used to mold fragile parts
    or when an insert is used in the mold the flow of
    granular molding material during compression
    moldijng would damage the insert.
    • Temp of about 150`C to provide sufficient flow
    for mold filling.
    • Preesure 2000 psi is then applied over
    sufficient time to allow the resin to cure.

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