Multilayer injection moulding of thick-walled optical plastics parts

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Optical components are often thick-walled. The cycle time of precise polymer optics with a wall thickness of more than 20 mm exceeds several minutes. The multilayer injection moulding or compression moulding lowers the cycle time and increases the quality of the moulded parts. For the production of multilayer moulded lenses the mould design plays an important role. An innovative mould concept is presented with the possiblity to produce double or triple layer lenses. To ensure the quality and the endurance of multilayer moulded optical components in their applications, the cohesion in the interface is important. Tensile shear tests show the ability of multilayer moulded parts with high cohesion values for optical applications. © 2014 American Institute of Physics.

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Hopmann, C., Neuss, A., Weber, M., & Walach, P. (2014). Multilayer injection moulding of thick-walled optical plastics parts. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1593, pp. 146–149). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4873752

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