Bakelite and Thermoset Material Extrusion Screw Barrel BMC

• After-sales Service: Online
• Warranty: 12 Months
• Standard: DIN, ASTM, GOST, GB, JIS, ANSI, BS
• Technics: Machining
• Feature: Durable
• Material: Alloy Steel
• Model NO.: BMC screw barrel
• Transport Package: Sea, Air, Express, Train; Wooden Case
• Specification: d16~d500mm
• Trademark: JINYI
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 84779000
• Production Capacity: 2000 Sets/Month

Product Description

 

BMC (Bakelite & Thermoset Material) Screw Barrel Injection molding and Extrusion

Ningbo Jinyi Precision manufactures bimetallic barrels and liners for all makes and types of BMC  (bakelite & thermoset) material injection molding machinery. Our products are found worldwide operating in mild to severe abrasion and corrosion wear environments.

For thermoset materials:
Energy transfer and accurate control of temperature zones is vital to prevent premature cross-linking of the material in the barrel. Thermal jackets positioned around the outer diameter of the barrel and arranged in two or more control zones typically control process temperatures. Barrel outer diameters are designed with OD grooves to accommodate circulating thermal fluid. Length to diameter ratios are lower than that found in thermoplastic molding. The optimum L/D depends on the machine's capacity and the material processed. Most thermoset machines have L/D ratios of 12:1 to 15:1.
Thermoset materials are often reinforced with mineral and fiber fillers that create an extreme wear environment. JINYI recommends a barrel lined with JYK-3 tungsten carbide alloy to sustain life and productivity.

For Bakelite materials:
1. It can be molded very quickly, decreasing production time.
2. Moldings are smooth, retain their shape and are resistant to heat, scratches, and destructive solvents.
3. It is also resistant to electricity, which is for its low conductivity.
3. It is not flexible and makes Bakelite particularly suitable as a molding compound.
For Bakelite injection molding, the barrel temperature is set to 70-90'C to heat (with screw shear) the raw materials flowing. The screw is only for compressing and delivering the material into the mold, without melting it. Mold is heated to a temperature (180'C, for instance) to cure the raw materials

Screw configuration - The compression ratio of the screw for Bakelite is 1:1, and for thermoplastics, it's about 1:3 to 1:4.5.
Process - Molding of thermoplastics involve melting, but for molding of Bakelite, the fusing takes place between particles so as no melting is involved.