
LSR overmolding is a key technology that injects LSR onto pre-placed substrates for chemical/mechanical bonding.
LSR overmolding is a key technology that injects LSR onto pre-placed substrates for chemical bonding and mechanical interlocking. This article details the complete process from substrate pretreatment to final inspection.
LSR overmolding refers to injecting a layer of liquid silicone rubber onto a pre-formed substrate (metal, plastic, etc.), achieving firm bonding through chemical bonding and mechanical interlocking.
Causes: Wrong primer selection, unclean substrate surface, insufficient curing temperature
Solutions: Change primer, improve cleaning, increase mold temperature
Causes: Insufficient injection volume, unbalanced runner, poor venting
Solutions: Increase shot volume, optimize runner, improve venting
Causes: Excessive injection pressure, insecure insert fixing
Solutions: Reduce injection speed, improve positioning structure
LSR overmolding is a comprehensive technology. Mastering substrate pretreatment, primer selection, and injection process control are the three key elements for ensuring overmolded product quality.