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Cryogenic Deflashing for Automotive Plastics

Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deflashing removes flash from automotive plastics, a category of synthetic materials that are molded into parts for automotive interiors and external auto parts. Our quick and cost-effective batch process won’t alter critical part dimensions or surface finish, including Class A surfaces that are highly visible. Flash is removed cleanly from hard-to-reach areas. Nitrofreeze® […]

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Nitrofreze® Cryogenic Deflashing for Amodel® PPA Parts

Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deflashing is a quick and cost-effective way to remove flash from injection-molded Amodel® PPA parts. This patented process won’t alter critical part dimensions or surface finish and can remove flash, a type of manufacturing defect, from hard-to-reach areas such as cross-holes and blind holes. Plus, unlike manual trimming, Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deflashing eliminates time-consuming […]

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Nitrofreeze® Cryogenic Deflashing for PPS Parts

Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deflashing removes flash from injection-molded PPS parts without affecting critical dimensions or surface finish. This proven process removes gate vestiges, flash that extends from the surface of an injection-molded part after gate runners are removed. Cryogenic deflashing also removes flash from hard-to-reach areas such as cross-holes, blind holes, and other challenging part geometries. […]

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Nitrofreeze® Cryogenic Deflashing for Silicone Overmolding

Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deflashing removes mold flash from parts produced using silicone rubber overmolding, a multi-step process that molds silicone rubber over parts made from another material. Examples include medical devices where silicone is molded over metal to provide protection against water, heat, impact, and electrical shock. Silicone can also be molded over plastic during two-shot […]

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