Injection molding is one of the most extensively used processing methods for plastic components. It provides a stable and efficient approach for mass-producing automotive injection-molded parts from a wide range of polymers. In the modern automotive industry, where consistency, safety, and quality are non-negotiable, manufacturers rely on this technique as a core production method. This article examines automotive plastic injection molding from multiple perspectives, including its historical development, advantages, major applications, and the materials most frequently selected for molding vehicle components. For further in-depth insights into polymer technologies and processing methods, continue exploring the technical articles available on the TLD

Film extrusion is a key method in the production of plastic films, which are used in everyday life and often difficult to understand due to their technical complexity.  The discussion of TLD Vietnam covers the different stages of film extrusion, the types of plastics used, and innovations driving the industry forward, providing a clearer understanding of this essential sector. What Is Film Extrusion?  Blow film extrusion is a widely used method in plastic film production, involving the extrusion of molten plastic through a circular die to form a thin tubular sheet. Air is then introduced into the tube to expand

Thermoplastic compounding has become increasingly important in the plastics industry as manufacturers seek materials with improved performance, greater efficiency, and more precise functional characteristics. Advances in polymer science and formulations continue to broaden the capabilities of compounded materials, enabling tailored solutions across a wide range of applications. This document of  TLD Vietnam provides an integrated overview of the factors shaping thermoplastic compounding today. Understanding Thermoplastic Compounding Thermoplastic compounding is a production process in which multiple thermoplastic resins are blended with selected additives to refine and adapt the polymer’s properties for defined end-use requirements. These additives may include colorants, flame-retardant systems,

Plastic compounding is a critical function within contemporary manufacturing, yet it often appears complex or highly technical to many observers. Through this process, base polymers are transformed into advanced materials suitable for applications such as automotive components, medical equipment, and electronic products. This guide of TLD Vietnam provides a clear and accessible overview of the fundamentals of plastic compounding. Whether you already work with polymers or are approaching the field for the first time, the explanations aim to be straightforward, structured, and easy to understand. What Is Plastic Compounding? Plastic compounding is a foundational process in modern material development, enabling