What is the formation of transmission?

Transmission formation is defined as a process during which the specific weight of the polymer is placed in a special chamber called transmission pot. The transmission vessel is preheated before placing the polymer in. Then the current is used and the polymer is served through a preheated cavity or opening, so it can have the shape of this opening or mold. In the end, the polymer is cured when pressure and heat are applied to it, so it is permanently the shape of the mold.

The transmission process causes the creation of an integrated cover for circuits and various other pressed pegs for electronic components that require a high level of accuracy and care, much easier. The transmission process can also be used to create thermoplastics. The most common use for transmission processes is to create thermosets.

The transmission process is quite simple. It is very similar to the compression formation process, but there is one main difference. Instead of a German -panty -packed substance, it is loaded into a mold that opens themAfter melting, the polymer is forced into a closed form.

The steps for the transmission process begin when the pre -heated and unprofitable pressing material is placed in the transmission vessel, which is located at the top of the closed mold. It is then inserted fonts to push the molten material down into the mold through a small opening at the bottom of the transmission pot called Sprue.

As soon as the polymer is pushed down around the current and into the mold cavity, the material is left to cure. After the curing process, the closed mold then opens using the ejection pin located at the bottom of the mold. After removing the pin, the form can be open. The finished piece is then removed from the mold and is used for whatever it was created for.

Transmission forms are used for a number of differences. Transmission formation is necessary to create products that contain different objects. Between some materials used at V inYetting these thermosettes for the types of the above products include epoxy, unsaturated polyester, phenol-formaldehyde plastic and silicone rubber.