For experienced injection moulders, dealing with defects like warp and sink marks is a familiar challenge. These issues can compromise the integrity and appearance of the final product, leading to increased scrap rates and costs. In this blog, RJG delve into advanced techniques and best practices to minimise these common defects and ensure high-quality parts.
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