Dual color molding injection molding process products
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After the first layer of plastic is formed, the mold will rotate or slide to change the position of the cavity, and then inject the second type of plastic material. At this point, the second type of plastic will be molded based on the first type of plastic, which may cover the surface of the first layer or fill certain specific areas of the first layer. Continuing with the toothbrush as an example, the second type of plastic can be a softer thermoplastic elastomer, used to form a soft anti slip grip in some areas of the toothbrush handle body, or to form a soft bristle base at the toothbrush head.

For example, the casing of some electronic products is cleverly integrated with fashionable color combinations and brand logos through two-color molding, enhancing the product's recognition. In terms of functionality, two-color molding can combine the characteristics of different plastics, such as combining hard and soft plastics, which can provide structural strength to the product while giving it a soft touch or good elasticity.

Modern industrial manufacturing
Moreover, compared to the traditional method of manufacturing different parts separately and then assembling them, the two-color injection molding process reduces the number of parts, lowers assembly costs, improves production efficiency, and enhances the overall integrity and sealing of the product.