The ability of the plastic in the molten state after being heated to fill the entire cavity under pressure is called fluidity. And it is generally tested with a professional fluidity test mold.
The fluidity of plastics of the different grades of the same type is different. And plastic parts of different structures have different requirements for the fluidity of the plastic.The fluidity of the plastic is closely related to conditions like molding temperature and pressure.
Generally, if the fluidity is too large. On the one hand, the melt will not be filled tightly, causing the product to be loose and affecting the product quality. On the other hand, if the fluidity is too large, the injection molded parts are prone to flaking (burrs) sticking and nozzle flow, causing the nozzle to block. If the flow of plastic is too small, for plastic parts with complex structure and long process, it is difficult to flow during injection molding, which is prone to lack of glue and shrinkage, resulting in a large amount of waste. Or it must be injected under high pressure conditions, which will easily make the internal stress of the plastic parts too large. Therefore, we must choose the plastic molding with suitable fluidity according to the product structure, size, and thickness.