Hello everyoneNeed help with choosing a term.The situation is

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The discussion revolves around terminology for a molding process that produces a cylindrical part from a graphite and composite resin mixture. Participants suggest that the duration the mold is closed under load could be referred to as "holding time," while the subsequent period after pressure release is termed "cooling time." There is some confusion regarding whether the process described aligns with traditional injection molding. Clarification is sought on the appropriate terminology for this specific molding scenario. The conversation emphasizes the importance of precise language in manufacturing processes.
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Hello everyone!

Need help with choosing a term.
The situation is that there is a molding process.
The result of this process is a cylindrically shaped part made of a mixture of graphyte and and composite resin.

When the mixture is put into the mold, the mold is closed and held in this state for a certain time under load.

What would you call this time under load?

Is it ok to say:

molding time under load

Thanks
 
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I work in injection moulding. I would say this for a plastic part being made in an injection moulding machine.

The time that the part is being held under pressure is the holding time.
There is further time in the injection moulding process after the pressure is released. This is called cooling time.
 


Bandit127 said:
I work in injection moulding. I would say this for a plastic part being made in an injection moulding machine.

The time that the part is being held under pressure is the holding time.
There is further time in the injection moulding process after the pressure is released. This is called cooling time.

Thank you.

I think what I'm describing is not injection molding?
 
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