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Biomaterials, 1996
The injection moulding of hydroxyapatite (HA) and properties (relative density, shrinkage, microstructure, thermal strength and phase composition) of HA ceramics sintered at temperatures of 1373-1773 K were studied. Particles of oval shape and size of 0.5 microns were most suitable for injection moulding.
J, Cihlár, M, Trunec
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Reaction Injection Moulding (Liquid Injection Moulding)

1992
Reaction injection moulding (RIM), alternatively and probably more realistically called liquid injection moulding (LIM), or sometimes high-pressure impingement mixing (HPIM), is essentially a ‘one-shot’ process for moulding polyurethane elastomers by carrying out the reaction and moulding process through the sequence of steps shown in Fig.
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Injection Moulding (Review)

Powder Metallurgy and Metal Ceramics, 2004
Powder injection moulding, a relatively new technique for manufacturing articles of complex shape from metal or ceramic powders, is considered. Production operations are described in detail: powder mixing with a binder to form a slip, injection of the slip into a mold, binder removal, sintering of the billets obtained.
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Micro-injection Moulding

2017
The micro-injection of plastics is currently the technology with the greatest future potential development for the manufacture of plastics components weighing less than 1 g and with tolerances in the range of 10–100 microns, thus allowing complicated geometries and high surface quality.
Andreu Sancho, Laura Arribas, Daniel Teixidor +2 more
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