Iesmidzināšana un 3D druka: divu ražošanas metožu priekšrocības un salīdzinājums Latvija

A Brief Explanation of Injection Molding vs. 3D Printing

Both injection molding and 3D printing are fascinating methods to generate products from raw materials. First, injection molding. The spirālveida konusveida zobrats process begins by melting a unique type of plastic until it is gooey and pliable. Next, this molten plastic is forced into a mold, i.e., a cavity that makes the plastic take the desired shape. It's like a cookie cutter for cutting out shapes in dough! As the plastic cools, it lokšņu metāla skrūves becomes hard and assumes the shape of the mold. This allows us to rapidly produce copious identical items nuts and washers.

The Pros and Cons of 3D Printing and Injection Molding

There are good things and bad things about both 3D printing and injection molding. Perhaps the greatest benefit of 3D printing is that it can create extremely complex shapes. Such as, if we want to build a toy with many small pieces or a different style, then 3D printing would be the best option. That gives us a ton of freedom to be creative!

Injection molding, on the other hand, also has its advantages. One of the great things about injection molding is that it can make a lot of