Regarding problems that occur when molding electric wires with fluororesin
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:) Thank you all in advance. I sell fluororesin (F46). Since I am not a chemistry major, I don’t know much about the material. However, some problems will inevitably arise in the actual production of the customer. I would like to ask for your help. Thanks in advance: handshake. Today, the customer said that bubbles appeared on the cone of the die mouth when almost set. Please wait online for the reason! ! ! ! Thank you :handshake :handshake :handshake
I was anxious to write something wrong just now. During extrusion, many dense small bubbles appeared on the cone of the die. The feed inlet temperature is 320 degrees. The flange is 380 degrees. The machine head is 400 degrees. The die opening is 405 degrees. The line speed is 3 meters. The draw ratio is 11. The draw balance is 1.05. Please:handshake:handshake:handshake