Trimming die refers to the process of removing excess material from a molded part to achieve the desired shape and size. The characteristics of a trimming die include:
The ability to cut, grind, or sand away excess material from the edges of a molded part.
The use of specialized cutting tools or blades that are designed to work with the specific material being molded.
The need for precise alignment and control to ensure that the trimming is accurate and consistent.
The ability to be adjusted or fine-tuned to accommodate changes in the design or dimensions of the molded part.
Can be done by manual or CNC machine.
It may be done in-mold or post-mold process.
Trimming dies are used in a variety of industries, including plastics, rubber, and metalworking. They are commonly used to create parts for automobiles, electronics, medical devices, and other products that require precise dimensions and smooth finishes.
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