Assembly Injection Molding of a Hard Component with Integrated Rubberlike Shaft Seal and Investigation of its Quality

Achim Frick; Michael Borm; Marcel Spadaro

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.825-826.860

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Assembly Injection Molding of a Hard Component with Integrated Rubberlike Shaft Seal and Investigation of its Quality

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The manufacture of a rotational shaft seal (soft component) adhesively bonded to a polymeric housing (hard component) is not state of the art. The paper approaches the feasibility to shape such hard-soft composite employing assembly injection molding technique.

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Achim Frick*, Michael Borm, Marcel Spadaro

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Adhesion Bond Strength, Assembly Injection Molding, Hard-Soft Composite, Microstructure, Molded Seal, PBT, Processing, TPU

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