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NORMAL
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ACCURATE
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PRECISE
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The required dimensions of mould can be achieved using normal tool making techniques.
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Accurately dimensioned mould cavities are necessary.
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High precision mould is required, depending on a product of sophisticated design: the final sizes of mould cavities are established after making a series of injection
moulding trial runs.
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Product dimensions can be achieved in multi-cavity mould.
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Multi-cavity moulds can be used some times.
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Single cavity moulds preferred.
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Injection moulding conditions can be adapted for low cost manufacture.
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Moulding conditions are more critical.
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Moulding conditions must be carefully controlled.
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Regrinds can be reused if required provided mechanical properties allow doing so.
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Reuse of regrind is only possible to a limited extent and due observance of required mechanical properties.
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Processing of regrind is not allowed.
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No special inspections of final product size are necessary.
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Random inspection of final parts are usually required.
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Thorough inspections of final parts size are of vital importance.
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Normal cost level.
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Moderate additional cost.
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High additional cost.
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