Innovative design of mechanical structures Posted on : Mar 25 , 2023 ， By GREFEE Mechanical structure design refers to the design of the structural shape of components and the connection relationships between components. It is the main component of mechanical design, and is the work stage with the most problems, the most specific details, …
Plastic part art line design Posted on :Feb 21 , 2023 ， By GREFEE 1 .Definition of art line Process art lines commonly found on plastic products that serve structural, technological or decorative purposes. From a distance, they look like a line and are therefore referred to as aesthetic lines, ugliness hiding lines or decorative …
Structural design of plastic parts: wiring harness fixtures Posted on :Feb 27 , 2023 ， By GREFEE More and more electronics in our daily life, like phones, computers, and all kinds of home appliances, even the automotive product have a common, that is, having various electrical components inside the product. In the past, the electrical …
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Coloring Method of Plastic Raw Materials: Toner, Color Masterbatch, Pelleting Posted on : Jan 9， 2023 By GREFEE Three-primary colors: our eyes have three different types of color sensors, so the colors that we see are usually based on these three colors, which are called “three primary colors”. Generally speaking, the superimposed three primary colors …
Differences between liquid silica gel and solid silica gel Posted on : Jan 14 , 2023 ， By GREFEE Liquid silica gel Compared with solid high-temperature vulcanized silicone rubber, the liquid silicone rubber is liquid rubber due to its good fluidity, fast vulcanization. Also, it is more environmentally friendly, and can fully meet the food …
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Types and basic properties of rubber Posted on : Jan 31 , 2023 ， By GREFEE Natural rubber (NR) does not have melting point, which is usually be heated and softened gradually. It is completely softened at 130℃~140℃, becomes viscous fluid at 150 ℃~160 ℃, starts to decompose at 200 ℃, and starts to decompose …