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Product Description
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1. Required Information for System Solutions Development
To ensure the smooth development and implementation of our system solutions, please provide the following technical details:
- Complete mold 3D drawings, including injection pin location, cooling circuit diagram, A/B plate, and mold core structure.
- All plastic molded material types (e.g., ABS, PC, PP, PA + GF, etc.).
- Specification of whether the parts are transparent, exterior, or internal structural parts.
- Before and after film transport details (hot oil, water at room temperature, or cold water).
2. 3D Drawing Accuracy & Liability
Provided 3D drawings must accurately represent the actual state of the physical mold. Because our program is designed based on the drawings provided, the customer will bear all losses if the provided 3D drawings differ from the actual physical data.
3. Machining & Alignment Specifications
The positioning for the auto-matched system must strictly follow our machining specifications. We will provide these specifications via PPT and conduct on-site training. Failure to follow these specifications will result in all associated losses being undertaken by your company.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What details must be included in the mold 3D drawings?
The 3D drawings must include the injection pin location, cooling circuit diagram, A/B plate, and mold core structure.
Why is drawing accuracy critical?
Our systems are custom-designed based on your data; discrepancies between drawings and the actual mold may cause failures, with costs borne by the customer.
What material information is required?
You must provide the specific plastic types (e.g., ABS, PC, PP, PA+GF) and identify if the part is transparent, cosmetic, or structural.
How are machining specifications delivered?
Specifications are provided in a dedicated PPT file, complemented by on-site training for your technical team.
Who is responsible for deviations in machining?
If machining deviates from our provided specifications, your company is responsible for any resulting losses or system malfunctions
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