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Injection molding screw
Injection molding screw
Injection molding screw barrels are manufactured for plasticizing units used in injection molding machines. Available material and surface-treatment options include 38CrMoAlA, SKD61, Cr12MoV, SACM645, nickel-based alloys, nitriding, chrome plating and bimetallic treatments, depending on the processed material and working conditions. Custom manufacturing and technical matching can be reviewed according to machine models, drawings, photos, samples or measured dimensions.
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Injection molding screw barrels are core plasticizing components inside injection molding machines. They are responsible for material conveying, melting, mixing, plasticizing and injection preparation before the molten plastic enters the mold.
Nanhaiya manufactures custom injection molding screw barrels according to machine model, drawings, samples or measured dimensions. The screw barrel design can be reviewed based on processed material, screw diameter, L/D ratio, shot requirement, wear condition and injection molding application.
Our engineering team can review injection molding machine information, screw barrel photos, drawings, samples or measured dimensions to support quotation and technical evaluation. Whether the application involves general-purpose plastics, engineering plastics, recycled plastics or filled compounds, the final screw and barrel design should be matched to the processed material, plasticizing unit and working conditions.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Screw and barrel for injection molding machines |
| Conventional Materials | 38CrMoAlA, SKD61, Cr12MoV, SACM645, nickel-based alloy and GH113 |
| Nitriding Hardness | HV900–1000 |
| Nitriding Depth | 0.5–0.8 mm |
| Quenching Hardness | HRC55–62, where applicable |
| Nitriding Brittleness | ≤ Grade 2 |
| Surface Roughness | Ra0.4 |
| Screw Straightness | 0.015 mm |
| Chrome Plating Hardness | ≥950 HV, where applicable |
| Chrome Plating Thickness | 0.05–0.10 mm, where applicable |
| Alloy Layer Depth | 0.8–2.0 mm, where applicable |
| Machine Matching | Confirmed according to injection molding machine model, drawings, samples or measured dimensions |
| Final Specification Note | Final specifications should be confirmed according to machine model, injection volume, processed material, screw and barrel dimensions and working conditions. |
Final specifications should be confirmed by Nanhaiya engineering before production.
This product is commonly used for the following applications, depending on material, machine model and processing conditions. Explore related applications on our Screw Barrel Applications page.
Poor plasticizing quality
Solution: Uneven melting, unstable plasticizing or poor material mixing may require screw design review based on material and molding conditions.
Unstable injection volume
Solution: Screw wear, barrel wear, back pressure, material condition or plasticizing unit mismatch can affect shot consistency.
Black spots or material degradation
Solution: Material retention, overheating, screw design mismatch or barrel wear may contribute to processing defects.
High wear with filled materials
Solution: Glass fiber, mineral filler, flame-retardant or recycled materials may increase screw and barrel wear.
Specification confirmation
Solution: When original drawings are unavailable, machine information, photos, samples and measured dimensions can support specification review and manufacturing confirmation.
Nanhaiya manufactures injection molding screw barrel components from the following materials:
38CrMoAlA is a commonly used material for injection molding screw and barrel components. After appropriate heat treatment and nitriding, the confirmed surface specifications include a nitriding hardness of HV900–1000, a nitriding depth of 0.5–0.8 mm and nitriding brittleness of ≤ Grade 2. Final material and treatment selection should be confirmed according to the processed material and working conditions.
SKD61 is available as an optional hot-work tool steel. Its suitability should be reviewed according to processing temperature, material formulation, component design, heat-treatment process and working conditions.
Cr12MoV is available as an optional cold-work tool steel. Its suitability should be reviewed according to wear requirements, component design, processed material and working conditions.
SACM645 is available as an optional nitriding steel. Material selection and final surface specifications should be confirmed according to the processed material, component design and working conditions.
Nickel-based alloy options can be reviewed for screw surfaces or barrel inner-bore applications where additional wear, corrosion or temperature resistance may be required. Final alloy selection should be confirmed according to the processed material and working conditions.
GH113 is listed as an available material option for injection molding screw and barrel components. Its suitability, heat treatment and application conditions should be confirmed through engineering review before production.
Final material selection should be confirmed depending on processed material, machine model, screw design and working conditions.
Nitriding can be reviewed as a surface-treatment option for injection molding screw and barrel components. The confirmed catalog specifications include a nitriding hardness of HV900–1000, a nitriding depth of 0.5–0.8 mm, nitriding brittleness of ≤ Grade 2 and surface roughness of Ra0.4. Final treatment selection should be confirmed according to the component material, processed material and working conditions.
Hard chrome plating can be reviewed where additional surface requirements apply. The confirmed catalog specifications include a chrome plating hardness of ≥950 HV and a chrome layer thickness of 0.05–0.10 mm. Final suitability should be confirmed according to the component material, processed material and working conditions.
A bimetallic alloy layer can be reviewed where additional wear or service-life requirements apply. The confirmed catalog alloy-layer depth is 0.8–2.0 mm. Final alloy selection, application area and manufacturing process should be confirmed according to the component design, processed material and working conditions.
Alloy spray welding may be reviewed for selected screw surfaces where additional surface performance is required. The alloy material, treatment area and technical specification should be confirmed through engineering review according to the component design, processed material and working conditions. For additional information, see our alloy spray welding service page.
Final surface treatment selection should be confirmed depending on processed material, machine model, screw design and working conditions.
Nanhaiya can review injection molding screw barrel customization requirements according to machine model, processed material, application, drawings, samples or measured dimensions. Final specifications should be confirmed according to material characteristics, wear condition, plasticizing requirement and order details.
Custom manufacturing can be reviewed according to injection molding machine models, drawings, existing components, photos, samples or measured dimensions. If original drawings are unavailable, clear photos, key dimensions and processed-material information can help our engineering team confirm manufacturing feasibility and technical details. For additional engineering support, visit our custom screw design service page.
To support an accurate quotation and technical review for an injection molding screw barrel, please provide the following information when possible:
Our team will review the information and follow up with pricing, manufacturing feasibility and technical support.
Send your machine model, processed material, application, drawings, photos or measured dimensions. Nanhaiya can review your injection molding screw barrel requirements and support custom manufacturing, engineering evaluation and quotation.
Or email us directly at info@nhyscrew.com