A pre-determined amount of powder resin is poured into the hollow cavity of the mold.
Oven-
The loaded mold is moved into the oven and rotated at various speeds on two axises to determine the wall thickness. When the powder resin begins to melt at temperatures between 600° to 750°, resin coats the surface of the mold.
Cooling parts-
Still rotating on two axis the mold is cooled by forced air and/or water sprayed on the outside of the mold. Part tolerances can be held within a range .020" (inches) - .004" (inch) depending on the design and material being molded of the part.
De-Modeling Parts-
When finishing a computer controlled oven and cooling cycle, parts are removed from the mold.
