Liquid silicone injection molding is a process in which liquid silicone rubber is injected into a mold to produce parts with complex shapes. The liquid silicone injection molding machine consists of two main components: the injection unit and the clamping unit. The injection unit is responsible for mixing, heating, and injecting the silicone into the mold, while the clamping unit holds the mold in place and applies the necessary pressure to ensure that the silicone is properly distributed within the mold.
Liquid silicone injection molding is commonly used to produce parts for a variety of industries, including medical, automotive, aerospace, and electronics. Some advantages of this process include the ability to produce parts with complex shapes and high precision, low labor costs, and fast production times. Additionally, liquid silicone is a material with excellent mechanical and chemical properties, including high temperature resistance and flexibility, making it well-suited for a variety of applications.