The Development of Integrated Injection Molding for Actuator Casing
971762
05/12/1997
- Event
- Content
- As automotive electronic systems advance, the wire harness is the mainstream for necessary wiring in resin-made motor-driven actuators with wire connection labor and purchased-parts accounting for the majority of costs. As a means to eliminating the harness, there is a method of forming the conductive material on the inside, but this method leads to cost increases when there is a comparatively large number of wires because the required die insertion time becomes longer and automatic insertion equipment becomes necessary. The following paper reports on an integrated high-speed process that combines stamping and injection molding into a single process.
- Pages
- 6
- Citation
- Yamamoto, T., and Nishikawa, N., "The Development of Integrated Injection Molding for Actuator Casing," SAE Technical Paper 971762, 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/971762.