Analysis of an as-built metal additively manufactured tool cavity insert performance and advantages for plastic injection moulding
Metal additive manufacturing (MAM) of mould components is associated with cost-intensive
post-process finishing operations, which are currently one of the main drawbacks preventing
wider industrial adoption of MAM. This work analyses the current possibilities and limitations
of MAM for plastic injection moulding tool applications, demonstrating the opportunity to limit
post-processes to heat treatment and the machining of the MAM insert outer geometry,
which was only intended to ensure the assembly of the insert in the injection moulding …
post-process finishing operations, which are currently one of the main drawbacks preventing
wider industrial adoption of MAM. This work analyses the current possibilities and limitations
of MAM for plastic injection moulding tool applications, demonstrating the opportunity to limit
post-processes to heat treatment and the machining of the MAM insert outer geometry,
which was only intended to ensure the assembly of the insert in the injection moulding …
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