What is gas assisted molding
This process, also known as GAIM (Gas Assisted Injection Moulding), allows the emptying of the workpiece, creating extremely resistant and lightweight items, thanks to the co-injection of gas inside the plastic material.
The advantages
Items made through gas-assisted molding are strong and lightweight. Here are the main advantages:
How it works
Gas-assisted injection molding involves the introduction of an inert gas inside the plastic material previously injected into the mold.
The injection of gas inside this melt forms a bubble that pushes the plastic material to the outside of the mold and compacts it on the walls.
In this way, gas-assisted injection molding technology enables the production of high-quality parts with internal cavities.


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