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Injection molding is a process for manufacturing plastic products, also known as plastic injection molding. It is to inject molten plastic into a mold and form a product of the desired shape and size after cooling and solidification.
Mainly, granular or powdery raw materials are added to the silo of the injection molding machine. After being heated and melted, they become fluid. When the screw or piston rod of the injection molding machine moves, they enter the mold through the nozzle and the pouring system of the die-casting mold. The concave mold is shaped in the concave mold of the mold. After the product is completely solidified, the mold is opened and the finished product is taken out.
Polyetheretherketone (PEEK): An engineering plastic commonly used in medical applications because it resists gamma radiation and autoclaving, both of which are used for sterilization. PEEK has excellent mechanical properties, resists chemical and thermal degradation, and can withstand long-term liquid immersion.
Polyetherimide (PEI): A heat-resistant thermoplastic that combines stiffness and stability with low flammability and smoke production. PEI’s environmental resistance and high impact strength make it ideal for applications such as medical parts and components.
Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE): Thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) or thermoplastic rubber (TPR) is a mixture of rubber and plastic materials. Injection-molded TPE is commonly used in medical devices including breathing tubes, valves, catheters and ventilation masks.
The process of injection molding is common but not many is well equipped to produce intricate medical parts (i.e. clean room plastic injection). Look for partners that showcase a good history of serving the medical industry with a stable source of raw material supply.
In addition, partners with quality management systems and quality standards should be selected to ensure that products meet customer requirements and standards, minimizing the occurrence of NG products.
Look for partners with ISO13485 certification. Such partners have reliable supply chains and efficient production processes, and quality is guaranteed saving you time & costs with consistent delivery of good products
We have a dedicated team called AbleMed which will followed through the ISO 13485 process/procedures.
In addition, partners with quality management systems and quality standards should be selected to ensure that products meet customer requirements and standards, minimizing the occurrence of NG products.
Look for partners with ISO13485 certification. Such partners have reliable supply chains and efficient production processes, and quality is guaranteed saving you time & costs with consistent delivery of good products
1. Our laminates used are carefully selected after evaluating more than 30++ kinds of variants.
2. Every piece of glass will have laminates to protect the surface.
3. A fixed qty will be packed and sealed in a plastic bag.
4. Followed by a fixed number of bags will then be packed in a small wooden box (not all glass makers are willing to invest in wooden box, most will use carton boxes)
5. Finally all the wooden boxes are then packed in a wooden crate.
6. Last but not least, KANOU will also invest in a tilt watch label (i.e “TiltWatch Plus”) in every wooden crate such that we can identify if the wooden crate is mishandled during freight.
Mainly, granular or powdery raw materials are added to the silo of the injection molding machine. After being heated and melted, they become fluid. When the screw or piston rod of the injection molding machine moves, they enter the mold through the nozzle and the pouring system of the die-casting mold. The concave mold is shaped in the concave mold of the mold. After the product is completely solidified, the mold is opened and the finished product is taken out.
2318—— Class 1
2319——-Class 2
2320——-Class 3
5318——-Class 4
7321——-Class 5
7431——-Class 6
Victus—– Class 7
We can customized & supply Gray glass, Soda Lime, Panda Chinese (equivalent of Gorilla）, Schott, AGC, and other brands.
As of now, we are able to customize and supply 2320 (Class 3).
The rest of the models are either controlled by Gorilla or have a huge MOQ.
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The naked eye is unable to distinguish this change. Chemical strengthening/hardening can be measured with a stress meter, where the displayed result will show with “lines” indicating hardened and “without lines” indicating no hardening was done.
The 3As we are referring to are; Anti-Glare, Anti-Reflective & Anti-Fingerprint, or in short, we term it as AG, AR & AF.
Find out more above the applications of AG, AR & AF in our KANOU Academy!
Gray glass is an ideal material to achieve a complete black effect on a vast landscape encompassing the touch or display module.
The common thicknesses of gray glass ranges from 0.7mm to 6.0mm, or even thicker. However, due to quality & stability issues, not all gray glass are suitable to be used as a cover glass, especially on touchscreen display / module.
Through our stringent testing & evaluations, we have ascertained the below thicknesses in production to be reliable:
1.8mm, 2.1mm, 3.0mm, 4.0mm
The answer is no.
The characteristics of color and light transmittance in gray glass are dictated by the inherent properties of the material. The transmittance levels for various thicknesses of gray glass in use today are established & fixed.
Read up my blog for more info.
Can!
The surface of gray glass can be treated with etched AG or sprayed AG, which can effectively prevent glare and maintain a high-quality appearance.
Can!
The gray glass following the application of AF treatment exhibits not only an effective anti-fingerprint property but also offers a smoother and more comfortable tactile experience. Its use is highly recommended.
Not recommended!
Due to the properties of gray glass, AR treatment has a minimal impact on enhancing transmittance and thus AR has negligible impact.
Yes, but not recommended!
The application of white printing results in minimal visible impact from the front, leading to reduced practicality.
For printing purposes, we suggest the following solution:
Border color: A black border is advisable and can be adjusted based on specific requirements.
LOGO or other designs: We recommend using silver or semi-transparent black, as this option provides both subtlety and clarity. Alternatively, you may opt not to print.
Certainly, it is possible to obtain glass without undergoing chemical hardening for the purpose of trial fitting. However, it is important to be aware that the process of chemical hardening will result in a slight reduction in the dimensions of the glass. Therefore, the decision should be based on the level of precision required for your specific application.
