A new automatic process for over molding and co-injection molding

多材料注射成型(MMM)是一次将两种或两种以上不同材料成型为一个塑料部件的过程。多材料注射成型使用熔点或接近熔点的材料，以便半液态(粘性)材料可以填充预先加工的模具内的空隙和空洞，从而具有所设计的模具的所需形状。MMM制造最广泛使用的三种方法是：多组分、多次注射和过度模塑。该项目旨在扩展当前最先进的制造工艺，使生产率和竞争力能够逐步改变，从而产生一种使用注射工艺的新型英国制造方法。Think Product Lab IP Holding Ltd是颠覆性消费产品的知名创新者，拥有多项申请专利，并拥有成熟的核心英国团队。母公司集团以弗林特品牌销售消费品。自2008年以来，我们推出了一款新型绒毛捕获器产品，取得了成功，颠覆了30多个国家的现有皮棉类别。弗林特产品组合下的产品目前在美国20,000多家门店销售，在Target、Bed Bath、沃尔玛、史泰博和克罗格都有销售。我们通过自己的网站www.Meetflint.com在英国很好地开展了工作。在上市后的头12个月里，已经生产、销售和发货了100多万台。我们已经在该公司和英国承包商之间组建了一个多学科团队来解决这个令人兴奋的项目。“

"Multi-material injection molding (MMM) is the process of molding two or more different materials into one plastic part at one time. Multi material injection molding uses materials that are at or near their melting point so that the semi-liquidous (viscous) material can fill voids and cavities within a pre-machined mold, thus taking on the desired shape of designed tooling. The three most widely used methods of MMM fabrication are: multi-component; multi-shot and over-molding.This project aims to extend current state of the art manufacturing processes to enable a step change in productivity and competitiveness, resulting in a novel UK based manufacturing method using an injection process.Think Product Lab IP Holding Ltd are an established innovator of disruptive consumer products, with a number of filed patents, and an established core UK team. The parent group sell consumer goods under the Flint brand name. Since 2008 we have enjoyed success with a novel lint fluff catcher product, which has disrupted the existing lint category in over 30 countries. Products under the Flint portfolio are now sold in over 20,000 stores in the US with listings in Target, Bed Bath, Walmart, Staples, Kroger. We well in the UK through our own website www.meetflint.com. Over 1 million units have been manufactured, sold and shipped in the first 12 months after launch. We have assembled a multi disciplinary team between the company, and UK based contractors to tackle this exciting project."