Controllability of an input amount of a filler is improved to manufacture a molded substance having higher performance. The molded substance is manufactured by using an injection molding machine including: a cylinder 11 having a supply port 13h which is located upstream and through which a resin pellet RP is supplied and a supply port 15h which is located downstream of the supply port 13h and through which a filler F is supplied; a screw S disposed inside the cylinder; and a cutting machine 15. The cutting machine 15 continuously cuts a thread-state fiber (roving R) to a constant length, and inputs cut fiber pieces (filler F) into the supply port 15h.

A method of manufacturing a mixture of synthetic resin and weight body material added to increase the weight of the mixture is disclosed. The method includes a first step of introducing synthetic resin and weight body material into the mixer, a second step of mixing the synthetic resin and the weight body material in the mixer, a third step of discharging a fixed amount of the mixture of synthetic resin and weight body material, mixed in the mixer, a fourth step of melting the synthetic resin discharged from the mixer, a fifth step of molding the molten synthetic resin and the weight body material into a finished product using the injector, in which the mold is mounted, and a sixth step of cooling the finished product. The method is configured to perform injection molding using environmentally friendly materials and regenerated energy resources, whereby production time is reduced compared to a conventional mortar injection and extrusion type injection method while improving productivity. In addition, the manufacturing process is simplified, thereby reducing labor costs. Furthermore, the defect rate is reduced, thereby improving quality. Moreover, poorly processed materials are pulverized for reuse, thereby reducing waste treatment costs and the consumption of raw materials and thus improving price competitiveness.

The present disclosure relates to machines and methods for reaction injection molding. In particular, the present disclosure provides small format reaction injection molding machines having exchangeable molds and reactant material tanks, as well as molds configured for use therein and associated componentry.

Injection molding plastic parts includes furnishing resin material to a screw barrel having a rotatable screw therewithin, rotating the screw to work the resin material into a molten state, furnishing additive such as liquid color or another additive to the screw barrel interior at a first rate during screw rotation and driving the screw longitudinally from a first position to a second position to force an additive-resin material mixture resulting from screw rotation into a mold while furnishing additive with resin to the screw barrel interior at a second additive addition rate.

A co-injection molding apparatus may mold an injection product that includes a skin layer forming an outer surface by a first material and a core layer surrounded by the skin layer and having an interior formed by a second material. The co-injection molding apparatus may include an injection mold configured to form an injection space to be injection molded by the first material and the second material, a first injector configured to inject the first material, a second injector configured to inject the second material different from the first material and positioned between the first injector and the injection mold, and a runner configured to connect the first injector, the second injector, and the injection mold.

Apparatus and associated methods relate to an enhanced auxetic composite material (EACM) of a base thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) and/or a thermoset material combined with an auxetic material, the composite formed with a molding process, where the base material is injected or dripped into or injected, dripped or formed around the auxetic material, the composite material providing higher impact performance than the individual materials. In an illustrative example, combining various energy absorbing materials with auxetic materials may further enhance impact performance. In some examples, TPE material injected into auxetic structures may fill internal voids. In some examples, the auxetic material may be suspended within the TPE material and be encapsulated around the auxetic material form. Auxetic materials may take various forms, for example, sheets, 3-D structures, and particles, each providing unique benefits. Various embodiments included within various personal protection articles may advantageously provide long life and enhance impact resistance.

The present disclosure relates to machines and methods for reaction injection molding. In particular, the present disclosure provides small format reaction injection molding machines having exchangeable molds and reactant material tanks, as well as molds configured for use therein and associated componentry.

A urethane bumper spring is produced from a urethane raw material containing a polyester-based polyol as a polyol component and diphenylmethane diisocyanate as an isocyanate component, and includes: a skin layer; and a core portion, in which the skin layer has a density (Da) and a foamed cell diameter (Ra), and the core portion has a density (Db) and a foamed cell diameter (Rb). The density (Da), the foamed cell diameter (Ra), the density (Db), and the foamed cell diameter (Rb) satisfy relationships shown in the following expressions: 1.0Da/Db<1.34 (1) and 0.53<Ra/Rb1.0 (2). Accordingly, the urethane bumper spring can achieve a cost reduction while having durability and settling resistance under high load and high deformation.

A vehicle running board includes opposing vertical walls extending along a length of a tubular structure and including a carbon-fiber component. Opposing horizontal walls extend between the opposing vertical walls and include a glass component. The opposing vertical and opposing horizontal walls form the tubular structure having a generally rectilinear cross section. A polymer outer covering extends over the opposing vertical and opposing horizontal walls.

An injecting machine includes an injection cylinder, a plunger, a plunger moving mechanism, and a mixing mechanism. The plunger is reciprocally received in the injection cylinder for moving between an advanced position and a retracted position, with the injecting a liquid mixture of two different liquid materials as the plunger moves to the advanced position. The plunger moving mechanism causes the plunger to move between the advanced position and the retracted position. The mixing mechanism is disposed on the injection cylinder for mixing the two different liquid materials together to feed the liquid mixture into the injection cylinder. The plunger includes a front portion having a helical groove formed on an outer circumferential surface thereof to allow the liquid mixture fed from the mixing mechanism to pass through the helical groove for collecting in a forward space formed forward of the front portion of the plunger.