1. The injection molding speed is too fast

2. The temperature of the material is too high

4. The screw speed is too fast

5 melt when the back pressure is not appropriate, too much lead to shear, too low lead to bad exhaust

6.

The use of the injection feed machine has a long retention time

1. Reduce the speed or use graded glue

2. Reduce to the appropriate hardening temperature

3. Dry the material thoroughly

4. Set the appropriate speed

5. Set back pressure according to different conditions

6. Switch to the right model

1. The runner and gate are too small, so that the shear is too large

2. Bad exhaust

3. There is no residual economy outside the cold material and gate, resulting in cold material

1. Increase the runner and gate

2. Increase and improve exhaust gas

3. Set S cold feed well. Improved gate

1. Not enough R in the corner

2. Improper placement of gate and bar

3. Uneven wall thickness should be injected at high speed respectively

1. Set R Angle for smooth flow

2. Rearrange the gate

3. Improve product thickness

1. More gas is produced when melting

2. Materials mixed with other miscellaneous materials

3. The recipe is too ripe to revive

1. Change to the material with less gas. 2. Carefully refueling

3. Reduce the proportion or use no raw materials