There are many different kinds of ejector pins in the market nowadays and it is a challenge for users to select the correct ones. In most cases, selecting an inappropriate ejector pin is wasting resources and creates inefficiency in production.
Many of us understand the importance of material and related hardness when selecting an ejector pin. However, in this article, we will focus on another important factor and that will be the working temperature Mold Components.
Working temperature is crucial because it affects the lifetime or durability of an ejector pin. For example, if the working temperature is high and the ejector pin being used is made for a low working temperature environment, then the ejector pins will certainly not last long.
In the market, there are three common types of ejector pins: (1) through hard Die Punch (2) nitride H13 pins and (3) the newly developed black ejector pins. All of these pins are excellent to use; however, each has its own characteristics and is designed to be used in a specific environment.
