In the injection molding process, the pressure-holding and feeding stage generally extends until the melt at the gate is frozen. Otherwise the melt in the mold cavity will flow back out of the cavity.
If the gate size is large, the packing time will last longer. Thus, it is possible to increase the orientation and flow deformation of the macromolecules.
And it will also cause a great feeding stress in the product, especially near the gate. That eventually will result in warpage and deformation.
If using a small gate, adjust the volume of the small gate through mold trial or repair. That is to make the melt at the gate freeze at the right time during the pressure holding process.
Then, it can properly control the feeding time and avoid the above phenomenon.