90 likes | 246 Vues
This document outlines the manufacturing processes used in creating hair dryers, focusing on techniques like punching, wire drawing, thread rolling, roll forming, and plastic injection molding. Each process is detailed, showing how specific dies and molds contribute to shaping components like the duck mouth and gun grip of the hair dryer. The overview highlights the advantages of plastic materials, including efficiency in design and manufacturing, while also addressing potential weaknesses such as cooling issues. The aim is to provide insights into producing high-quality hair dryers.
E N D
Manufacturing Process Group : 3 Subject : Hair drier
Punching ⊙Using hit - make holes - to smooth in surface
Wire drawing ⊙Using dies molding & drawing -dies molding -drawing : pull (o) push (x) material dies
Thread rolling ⊙Use slab die & roll die -slab die : fixed -roll die : press & moving
Roll forming ⊙Use roll die - roll to thin - roll to bending
Plastic injection molding ⊙Using forming & press - hopper(=mold) - melt - shooting out - compress - take out
Hair drier's shape ⊙duck mouth shape - efficient blowing wind (wide & concentrate) ⊙gun shape - convenient grab ⊙EASYKEEP
summary ⊙ mostly made by plastic ⊙ Using mold ⊙weakness is cooling