As summarized by IQS Directory in the article “What are the advantages of compression molding?”, this molding technique stands out for its low cost, design flexibility, and ability to produce high-uniformity parts with minimal material waste.
Compression molding is widely used in the manufacturing of rubber and composite components. One of its biggest advantages is low operational cost, making it ideal for medium to high-volume production without compromising on dimensional accuracy or surface finish. The process allows for flexible part design, including features such as inserts and boss attachments, and results in products that are free of residual stress—unlike some high-pressure molding methods.
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