Insert Molding of a Stainless Steel Tube
By Dwight
Published: August 25th, 2008
Published: August 25th, 2008
Hi,
I am on a project right now that requires insert molding a stainless steel tube into a low durometer PVC part. We are trying to dete
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If the materials are
If the materials are stainless steel, usually it's stronger than steel. That's why the price are more expensive.
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Hi In one of my project i
Hi
In one of my project i need design formula for axial load on plastic profile with metal tube insert
RE: Insert Molding of a Stainless Steel Tube
We did this for years. You need to have a sandblasted stainless and prime it with a material that will adhere to the stainless and be compatible to the PVC compound. Lord Chemical makes several. You could also use a maliated PVC compound primer. I used something called CD 203.
RE: Insert Molding of a Stainless Steel Tube
Several things have been done in the past
Temp of the insert matters (thermal expansion and cooling)
Etching the insert
coating the insert with thermoset epoxy first ( molding with it still wet)
RE: Insert Molding of a Stainless Steel Tube
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