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CNC Machining vs Injection Molding

CNC Machining vs Injection Molding

CNC machining and injection molding serve distinct roles in modern manufacturing. This article compares both processes in terms of cost, precision, and scalability to help you choose the right fit for your production goals.

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Flow Marks on a Plastic Part

Flow Marks – What They Are and Prevention During Insert Molding

Flow marks are more than cosmetic flaws in insert molding; they often point to flow inconsistencies, poor gate design, or thermal imbalances. This article reviews what causes flow marks and outlines proven techniques to prevent them, such as insert preheating, optimized injection speeds, and surface treatments. Learn how ITD Precision eliminates flow marks through advanced tooling, conformal cooling, and real-time quality monitoring.

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Types of E-Coating

Types of E-Coating: Advantages, Applications, and Process Guide

E-Coating, short for electrophoretic coating, is a precise and environmentally friendly method for finishing metal components. This article explores how E-Coating works, its common types—like cathodic epoxy and anodic acrylic—and why manufacturers choose it for corrosion resistance, uniform coverage, and high-volume production. Discover how ITD Precision’s integrated manufacturing approach delivers tailored E-Coating solutions for every application.

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Disk Pack Couplings

Disk Pack Couplings: High-Precision Torque Transmission

This article introduces disk pack couplings as essential components for high-precision torque transmission, especially in industries like aerospace, energy, and robotics. It covers how disk pack couplings accommodate misalignment while maintaining torsional rigidity, outlines their key design features, materials, and manufacturing processes, and explores emerging trends such as smart sensors and lightweight composites.

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Conformal Cooling vs Conventional Cooling

Conformal Cooling vs Conventional Cooling During Insert Molding

Conformal and conventional cooling are key methods for managing heat in injection and insert molding processes. This article compares both approaches, examining their design, thermal efficiency, and impact on cycle time, part quality, and tooling complexity. Learn which cooling strategy offers the best performance for insert molding applications and how conformal cooling changes the game in modern mold design.

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