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krzymel

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Identify two advantages of using inserts in injection molds.
 
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Why is continuous extrusion blow molding not recommended for very large blow molded parts?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Inserts allow a single base to be used for multiple parts.
Inserts can be changed and modified easily should they be damaged.

Answer to Question 2

The extrusion of the parison for a very large part will often take a considerable amount of time. During this time the parison may begin to sag under its own weight. It could also begin to cool and therefore become more difficult to form.



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