Two Component Parts Hardness Optimization Regarding Production Systems

Jiří Habr; Jiří Bobek; Petr Lenfeld; Luboš Bĕhálek; Martin Seidl

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.669.44

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Compacting Technologies of Polyethyleneterephtalate Bottle
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Gate Location and its Impact to Flowing Characteristics of Plastic Moldings
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Two Component Parts Hardness Optimization Regarding Production Systems
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New Silane and MAPP Coupling Agents as Natural Composites Production Systems Improvement
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Application of Taguchi Method for Cutting Force Optimization in Metal Machining
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Cooling Thin Parts of Pressure Casting Moulds by Means of Liquid CO₂
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Study of Welding Parameters Effect on the Weld Quality for Structural Steel S235 J0
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Two Component Parts Hardness Optimization Regarding Production Systems

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This paper deals with optimization of mechanical properties mainly hardness and stiffness of flexible part of two component injection molded part regarding production systems. Optimization is performed on two material combinations: Thermoplastic - thermoplastic elastomere and thermoplastic - silicone. Polymers used for two component part are suitable for medical applications.

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Jiří Habr*, Jiří Bobek, Petr Lenfeld, Luboš Bĕhálek, Martin Seidl

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Hardness, Injection Moulding, Regarding Production Systems, Silicone, Two Component Part

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