In recent years, the development of the bakelite injection molding industry around us has also been very fast, providing us with some equipment support for production and use. These bakelite skeletons are all produced through bakelite injection molding. The current industry is no longer able to meet our production needs, and we need to pay attention to the development strategy of the entire industry.

Development and innovation are strategies for the overall, long-term, and fundamental development of the injection molding industry. We cannot focus solely on planting trees, neglecting forest cultivation, focusing solely on the present, disregarding the future, only focusing on the last stage, disregarding the fundamental, and not only transferring experience, knowledge, and instructions without strategy. Otherwise, it will lead the injection molding industry to narrow, difficult, winding, and dead ends. Don't prioritize technique over strategy. Doing a good job in the bakelite injection molding industry relies on various techniques, such as technology, business skills, management skills, public relations skills, as well as various strategies, such as technology development strategy, talent development strategy, marketing strategy, and financing strategy. Art is a small strategy, while strategy is a great skill. The similarity between art and strategy is that they both emphasize planning, but the difference is that the scope of planning varies and the duration of planning varies. Emphasizing technique over strategy means valuing small skills over large ones, emphasizing short skills over long ones, and focusing solely on technical skills is even more generalizable. Here, the major technique is development and innovation, which should be considered as the development strategy of the injection molding industry.

Plastic products are increasingly widely used in our daily lives, so what are the plastic processing techniques? Injection molding, extrusion, injection molding, molding, rolling molding, casting, dip molding, and other various molding processes are selected based on different materials and products. 1. Extrusion: The grades used for extrusion production generally have a melt index of less than 1 and a MWD of medium to wide. During the processing, low MI can achieve appropriate melt strength. Wider MWD grades are more suitable for extrusion molding because they have higher production speeds, lower die pressure, and reduced melt fracture trends. 2. The characteristic indicators of the grade, such as melt strength, ES-CR, and toughness, are similar to those used for sheet and hot forming applications, so similar grades can be used.