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Multishot plastic injection molding creates soft touch and grip surfaces without secondary operations. In one manufacturing process, the substrate (or rigid base) is formed, then the elastomer is molded on top of the substrate. The two resins cool and cure together establishing a chemical bond. Utilize this process when you need a tactile surface for comfort and control. Visit www.rolcoinc.com to learn more about how Multishot Technology improves products and reduces costs.
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Microplastics demonstrates a fully automated insert molding process.
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Multishot – 3 Injection Unit system video from Plasdan

Video illustration of multishot injection molding process with rotary platen mold. Also called two shot or 2 shot plastic injection molding. What is the multishot process? Multishot injection molding is the process of bonding two different materials into one integrated part in one manufacturing process. How does this process work? Multishot injection molding machines have two independent barrels that have their own set of inputs. In the machine is a rotary platen mold. This type of mold has two sets of cavities that rotate and fill in sequence with two unique resins. During every molding cycle, one set of cavities are injected with the first shot of material to form the substrate of the part, while the other set of cavities receives the second material, or second shot, over the substrate. Between cycles, the mold opens and rotates holding the set of first shot parts during rotation so that they are positioned accurately for the second shot. Before the mold closes, the completed parts are removed. The now empty cavities are ready for the next molding cycle.
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Watch how many minutes it takes to produce a small plastic container at an Injection Moulding Plant. Video captured at Shimmzi Plastics (pvt) Ltd. Diggala Road, Panadura. Next to Multilac paint factory
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