The invention relates to an injection molding method of manufacturing a two-wheeler frame in which a melt of a thermoplastic is injected into a cavity of an injection molding tool before a portion of the plastic melt is displaced from the cavity again by a subsequent fluid injection to form the inner hollow space of the tubular frame, with the fluid flowing upward in the course of the displacement process.

The disclosure relates to a method of manufacturing a component composed of a thermoplastic having at least one hollow space in the interior for a two-wheeler by means of plastic injection molding, said method comprising the following steps: closing the configured injection molding tool; injecting a plasticized thermoplastic melt into the closed injection molding tool; injecting at least one fluid into the closed injection molding tool to displace the plastic core from the interior of the component; and opening the injection molding tool and demolding the component. wherein the component is a handlebar.

The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a plastic frame for a two-wheeler having at least one hollow space in the interior by means of plastic injection molding having a series of method steps, wherein a fluid is injected to displace the plastic core from the component cavity after the injection of a preferably thermoplastic plastic melt into a closed injection molding tool.

A method produces an injection molded part. A plastic material is injected into a cavity for forming the injection molded part. The plastic material in a flow line region of the cavity, where the plastic material from two directions coincides during an injection molding process, is at least partially removed from the cavity via at least two overflow points and, in so doing, is locally swirled or mixed between the overflow points.

The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a plastic frame for a two-wheeler having at least one hollow space in the interior by means of plastic injection molding having a series of method steps, wherein a fluid is injected to displace the plastic core from the component cavity after the injection of a preferably thermoplastic plastic melt into a closed injection molding tool.

A method produces an injection molded part. A plastic material is injected into a cavity for forming the injection molded part. The plastic material in a flow line region of the cavity, where the plastic material from two directions coincides during an injection molding process, is at least partially removed from the cavity via at least two overflow points and, in so doing, is locally swirled or mixed between the overflow points.

The invention relates to a method for producing a fork which has at least one cavity in the interior and which is made of a thermoplastic for a two-wheeled vehicle by means of a plastic injection molding process and a fluid injection process, having the following steps: closing a configured injection molding tool; injecting a plasticized plastic melt into the closed injection molding tool; injecting at least one fluid into the closed injection molding tool in order to displace the plastic core out of the interior of the fork or in order to fill at least one molding cavity which is introduced into the injection molding tool; cooling the injection molded component; and opening the injection molding tool and removing the fork.

A method produces an injection molded part. A plastic material is injected into a cavity for forming the injection molded part. The plastic material in a flow line region of the cavity, where the plastic material from two directions coincides during an injection molding process, is at least partially removed from the cavity via at least two overflow points and, in so doing, is locally swirled or mixed between the overflow points.

The invention relates to an injection molding method of manufacturing a two-wheeler frame in which a melt of a thermoplastic is injected into a cavity of an injection molding tool before a portion of the plastic melt is displaced from the cavity again by a subsequent fluid injection to form the inner hollow space of the tubular frame, with the fluid flowing upward in the course of the displacement process.