Crystal glass crafts are a combination of Chinese traditional crafts and modern science and technology. There are also many crystals in China.Crystal crafts processing factory.However, most people do not know the production of crystal crafts. The following is a brief introduction to the production of crystal crafts:

First, fill the acrylic monomer into an enamel container, mix according to the ratio of the dissolved organic glass plate in the monomer, add dibutyl phthalate and azobisisobutyronitrile, and mix them evenly. After mixing, eliminate bubbles After the paste is filled in the model and merged, there will be a quick and transparent plexiglass finished product after opening the mold. If you want to imitate amber craft products for various tasks, you need to pre-select various small models, biological specimens, coins, toys, etc. (Referred to as the mold). After pouring half of the slurry in the slurry, it is slightly stopped in the middle of the mold, and then the mold cavity is filled. If you want to make the color of a transparent product slightly different, you can add a small amount of organic pigments to the ingredients after mixing the product to get a color effect. You can also put it in a mold and then cast it all at once.

The process is: mold-casting and forming two steps. The role of the mold is to make the processing of the raw materials conducive to molding and easy to mass production. Although the proportions of various imitation crystal glues are different, the production process is the same. Formula (calculated by mass ratio): 100 parts plexiglass monomer (polymethyl methacrylate solution), less than 6 parts plexiglass plate (molding 3~5mm thick), 4~parts dibutyl phthalate solution, 0 ~ 1 part of azobisisobutyronitrile white crystals (toxic) Pay attention to safety during operation, wear protective gloves and supplies. The mold is generally made of flat glass, such as square and round molds. Various simple glass cutters can be used to cut the silicon glass into the required geometric shapes and edge walls, and then glue to the bottom of the edge glass with glass glue. Glue Glass glue should be glued to the outside of the mold, for uneven applications such as edge grinding bars, grinding wheel bars, and sharpening blades.

It should be noted that the pursuit of high-precision crafts requires the use of silicone rubber or metal to make three-dimensional molds, and the smoothness of the mold is directly proportional to the surface finish of the molded product.