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Monthly Archives: January 2024
Maximising Efficiency in Manufacturing: The Advantages of Plastic Injection Moulding
In modern manufacturing, plastic injection moulding offers distinct advantages for a vast range of projects. By injecting molten plastic into custom-designed metal moulds, this technique swiftly creates parts that cool rapidly, resulting in solid, high-quality finished products. It’s accurate, low-waste, and offers a high degree of design flexibility for different components. Let’s explore why embracing injection moulding methods is a smart move for your next project. 1. High Precision and Consistency Plastic injection moulding is renowned for its precision. This process allows for the production of complex shapes with excellent accuracy, ensuring uniformity across large production runs. Assuredly high levels of consistency are crucial for industries where precision is non-negotiable, like medical devices and automotive components. 2. Material Versatility The technique’s compatibility with a diverse range of thermoplastic materials is a significant advantage. Each material offers unique characteristics, such as … Continue reading
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Behind the Scenes – The Science and Design of Filter Production
At BEC Group, we understand that creating water and dust filters is both a science and an art. With over four decades of expertise in filter design and manufacturing, we specialise in delivering bespoke filtration solutions that meet the unique needs of our clients. This blog delves into how we at BEC help you choose the right design, materials, and processes for your filtration requirements. Our Journey in Filter Manufacturing Our story in filter production began in 1982, starting with tumble dryer filters for Phillips. Since then, we have expanded our expertise to numerous industries, including automotive, marine, and biomedical applications. Our extensive experience has equipped us with the unique ability to create customised filters for diverse needs. Understanding Your Filtration Needs The first step in our process is understanding what you are trying to protect with your filter. Whether … Continue reading
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Injection Molding Surface Finishes
Plastic injection moulded parts come in all types of surface finishes; from glossy finishes for premium products to bold surface patterns and grippy textures. These are selected depending on the desired appearance, application, and cost of the product. All parts are surface finished to some degree, but the type and cost of this finish can vary greatly. Why do we use these different finishes? How are they produced? And how much do they cost? Read on to find out. What are the different surface finishes? There are many different surface finish options for plastic injection moulding. Broadly, these are split into four categories: high-gloss, semi-gloss, matte and textured. A high-gloss finish on a moulding is usually necessary when the part is visible and needs a premium look and feel. Common examples include panels on televisions and computers. A diamond polish … Continue reading
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