Explore Manufacturing Application Guides The bubbles that threatened this order were not a moulding fault. They were a drying fault: the press was behaving exactly as instructed, with resin that still carried moisture into the barrel. The deformation followed from the same source, because moisture and uneven cooling both pull a part out of shape

Explore Manufacturing Application Guides Two numbers decide whether a thin moulded lighting part comes out clear or comes out with a bent frame and a sink mark on the face: the wall section, and the rib that supports it. Thinness and light transmission pull in opposite directions in the tool, and the design work happens