#1.005

[zvaigzdelasas]

technically USD/EUR is now below parity but think im gonna wait for it to hit like 1.01 or maybe even 1.05 to officially mark time of death

#hovering round 1.005 #highest i can find on google that it hit was 1.007 #i guess that ratio is eur/usd so do 1/x for all numbers mentioned to get usd/eur #'below parity' just sounds cooler to me than above parity but its arbitrary rly

[xmamt]

My brackish 40 gal!! Around 1.005 salinity and stocked with 3 fancy guppies, 1 Atlantic mudskipper + 1 figure 8 puffer

Only one of the three mangroves is still alive but I might get more and maybe add some Samolus valerandi or microsword or smth else but I have all my fish!! The mangrove is potted in fluval stratum in net pots

The bones (besides the skull which is store bought) are made of Sculpey and the driftwood is just sticks I baked in the oven and glued back together. The lid is polycarbonate cut to shape (with holes for trees) and there’s another piece in the filter so it’s not too loud!! Light is just a grow light for normal plants

Here’s what it looked like right after I set it up

#brackish tank #fishblr #fish #aquarium #mudskipper #puffers #pufferfish #guppies #mangrove

[thebrackishtank]

I have a new to me 550 gallon tank (120x36x30) that I'd like to set up as a brackish community with mangrove. If you had this gigantic tank, how would you stock it? Only thing I'm 100% dead set on is a dragon goby. If I have the water depth 24", is that too deep for mudskippers if there's lots of roots/wood for them to get up on? Monos, scats, archers, and puffers seem to be the most commonly recommended, but I dont know who can live happily with who. All recommendations welcome!

Mama Mia that's a big ol tank! Let's see if I can answer your questions/statements in order...

I love Dragon Gobies and kept one for many years myself. They are lovely and peaceful with other fish - and though territorial, in this size tank with many possible locations for caves, you can keep a few without issue. Worth considering!

Mudskippers are fun but the issue with them is they are skittish. They are prey animals and they know it. If there's a big old fish in the water, even if harmless, they won't go in the water much. I'd probably skip then.

Puffers are also fun, but the issue is that most puffers will nip at sedentary fish like Drsgon Gobies. I say most because they are smart fish with distinct personalities; I have maybe the most peaceful GSP out there, who lives in a tank with snails and hermits and never once attacked then. But it's a risk I don't recommend.

Scats, Monos, and Archers will work here. You want to make a tank that LOOKS brackish? These are your guys. I do absolutely love Scats, and recommend Silver Scats if you can find them, but prepare for a fish that lives 15 to 20 years :)

As for other suggestions, I have three:

What I personally would be most tempted to try is a native brackish biotope. Dragon Gobies live up the US coast from NC down to the Gulf of Mexico - and we have so many awesome brackish fishes. Lined Killifish, Silversides, Sleeper Gobies, Needlefish, Mollies, Sunfish, Soles, and some of the introduced Cichlids are just a small taste of our many brackish options. You'd have to collect most of these yourself, though, limiting you somewhat.

I might be tempted to try Chromides here. Cichlids of the genus Eutroplus, the 2 brackish species are the chunky Green Chromides (that get up to 14 inches) and the tiny Orange Chromides (that get around 2-3). Sounds like a bad match right? In the wild, the two live together swimmingly, with the oranges acting as cleaner fish for the greens. Such a cool tank concept!

At your low end here (1.003 to 1.005) there are a few schooling rainbowfish that would work fine. I know it might feel like a waste of a big tank to keep mostly 3 to 4 inch long fish, but if you've ever seen a tank with 50 or 80 Boesemans Rainbows, you'll know it's a legitimate choice. Mix in some Australian and McCulloch's Rainbows and you've got a nifty tank!

My blog has caresheets for basically any brackish fish you are likely to find in the trade commonly or uncommonly. Take a browse and if you have any questions, let me know!

#Hope this helps! #I dunno how people keep finding this blog though #I haven't updated it regularly in years haha

[best-supermassive-character]

Hello and Happy Holidays :D

Now that the Supermassive Pairing Tournament is over, I'm happy to share all votes each pairing got :D

Laura Kearney x Max Brinly: 1.826 (245+195+237+357+258+299+235)

Ryan Erzahler x Dylan Lenivy: 1.597 (217+192+197+585+252+154)

Jamie Tiergan x Erin Keenan: 1.528 (202+119+248+423+236+222+78)

Josh Washington x Chris Hartley: 1.511 (1.314+77+120)

Sam Giddings x Hannah Washington: 1.423 (215+109+199+729+171)

The Curator x Dr. Hill: 1.318 (199+108+565+446)

Rachel King x Clarice Stokes: 1.253 (123+97+151+773+109)

Jason Kolchek x Salim Othman: 1.183 (185+142+209+647)

Laura Kearney x Travis Hackett: 1.179

The Curator x Player: 1.131 (312+102+717)

Emma Mountebank x Abigail Blyg: 1.092 (147+78+752+115)

Emily Davis x Jessica Riley: 1.091 (152+92+241+441+165)

Ashley Brown x Jessica Riley: 1.054 (160+136+142+590+26)

Matt Taylor x Jessica Riley: 1.005 (185+116+160+544)

Conrad x Brad Smith: 982 (107+65+168+258+223+161)

Nick Kay x Salim Othman: 818 (23+30+219+546)

Becky Marney x Felicity Graves: 806 (488+157+161)

Beth Washington x Sam Giddings: 728 (126+136+173+293)

Mike Munroe x Jessica Riley: 701 (116+124+180+281)

Fliss DuBois x Julia: 651 (157+94+400)

Laura Kearney x Hannah Washington: 559 (100+104+150+205)

Laura Kearney x Kaitlyn Ka: 512 (217+140+155)

Jeff Whitman x Marie Whitman: 391 (140+81+170)

Kate Wilder x The Curator: 387

Dylan Lenivy x Chainsaw: 374 (164+56+154)

Mark Nestor x Kate Wilder: 343 (88+103+152)

Dar Basri x Eric King: 334 (115+70+149) + Josh Washington x Jessica Riley: 334 (115+44+175)

Emily Davis x Ashley Brown: 311 (175+78+58)

Nick Kay x Jason Kolchek: 287 (194+93)

Kate Wilder x Jamie Tiergan: 257 (66+147+44)

John x Angela: 230 (106+124)

Nick Kay x Salim Othman x Jason Kolchek: 222 (81+141)

Ashley Brown x Chris Hartley x Josh Washington: 220 (170+50)

Emma Mountebank x Kaitlyn Ka: 219 (68+70+81)

Emily Davis x Sam Giddings: 194

Conrad x Fliss DuBois: 193 (123+52+18)

Alex Smith x Julia: 192 (109+55+28)

Chris Hartley x Ashley Brown: 183

Daniel x Taylor: 162 (127+35)

Hannah Washington x Jessica Riley: 161 (41+97+23)

Beth Washington x Laura Kearney: 159 (120+39)

Tanya Clarke x Vince Barnes: 149 (107+42)

Hannah Washington x Emily Davis: 147 (114+33)

Conrad x Josh Washington: 131 (108+23)

Eric King x Nick Kay x Rachel King: 127 (76+51)

Max Brinly x Laura Kearney x Travis Hackett: 124

Hannah Washington x Ashley Brown: 118 (89+29)

Kurum x Balathu: 110 (45+65)

Kaitlyn Ka x Ryan Erzahler x Dylan Lenivy: 108

Matt Taylor x Ashley Brown: 105 (91+14)

Brad Smith x Fliss DuBois: 103

Adam Jones x Jonathan Finn: 96 (76+20)

Granthem Du’Met x Kate Wilder: 92 (81+11)

Joseph Lambert x Amy Lambert: 83

Mike Munroe x Jessica Riley x Emily Davis: 79

Joe Roberts x Charlie Anderson: 72

Nick Furcillo x Abigail Blyg: 69

Kate Wilder x Shelby: 65

Eric King x Nick Kay: 61

Conrad x Brad Smith x Fliss DuBois: 57

Sam Giddings x Jessica Riley: 56

Kate Wilder x Erin Keenan x Jamie Tiergan: 55

Jacob Custos x Nick Furcillo: 51

Emma Mountebank x Kaylee Hackett: 49

Nathan Merwin x Joey Gomez: 48

Mark Nestor x Kate Wilder x Jamie Tiergan x Erin Keenan: 47

Rachel King x The Ancient One: 45

Kate Wilder x Julia: 42

Nick Kay x Rachel King: 41 (18+23)

Kate Wilder x Erin Keenan: 38

Brad Smith x Dylan Lenivy: 36

Erin Keenan x Rachel King: 34

Beth Washington x Emily Davis: 26 + Danny x Olson: 26

Conrad x Beer x Rachel King: 24 + Granthem Du’Met x Jamie Tiergan: 24

Granthem Du’Met x Erin Keenan: 21 + Kate Wilder x Michelle Morello: 21

Salim Othman x Dar Basri: 20

Tabitha Milton x Taylor: 19

Mark Nestor x Joseph Morello: 18

Abraham Alastor x Tabitha Milton: 17

Conrad x Jacob Custos: 16

Lady Bradshaw x Ellis van Huyten: 14

Charlie Anderson x Hodgson expedition: 10

Revenant Carver x Judge Wyman: 9

Thank you for doing these tournaments <3

Omg, thank you for doing these things! They are so interesting to look at

#not a poll #smg pairing tournament

[fishcommunity]

Today is the story of a guy with more heart than sense sometimes :p went to Petco today after running errands because... well, no reason I just wanted to see what they had in stock. I picked out some Nerites for my saltwater tank and saw this F8 puffer swimming in the fully marine section.

As the specialist was helping with the snails, I asked about him. She said they had him in freshwater for a while but he was declining and then has been in saltwater for about 2 weeks. Obviously he is better but F8s can't survive that indefinitely. So. I have a 29 gallon tank with only brackish tolerant fish and plants... so decided to get him.

Skinny little guy... placement in the tank is for pictures only, he's currently in an aerated bucket doing a drip acclimation (currently down to 1.015, dripping paused for the night). Hoping he'll be ready for 1.003 to 1.005 in the next day or two.

Haven't selected a name yet - might let the wife name him, but I'm leaning towards "Cinnamon Stick" for whatever reason.

#Fishblr #Fishcommunity #Puffer #Pufferfish #F8 puffer #Figure 8 puffer

[curiositasmundi]

Nel giorno in cui il Segretario generale della NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, affermando di citare i dati raccolti dai servizi di intelligence dei Paesi alleati, ha riferito che in 25 mesi di guerra in Ucraina più di 350 mila militari russi sono morti o feriti in Ucraina, il ministero della Difesa Russo ha aggiornato la contabilità dei combattenti stranieri che affiancano le truppe di Kiev rimasti uccisi nel conflitto.

Le forze russe hanno ucciso 5 .962 “mercenari” stranieri sui 13.287 arrivati in Ucraina, inclusi 147 dei 356 francesi e 33 dei 90 italiani secondo i dati diffusi su Telegram dal ministero.

Il bilancio aggiornato, ripreso dall’agenzia TASS riferisce che le Forze Armate della Federazione Russa hanno ucciso anche 1.497 polacchi su 2.960, il contingente più numeroso di combattenti stranieri. Seguono i georgiani i dati forniti con 561 caduti su 1.042, 491 statunitensi su 1.113 mercenari statunitensi, 422 dei 1.005 combattenti canadesi e 360 degli 822 britannici.

Dalla Romania sono arrivati in Ucraina 784 “mercenari” di cui 349 sono stati uccisi, dalla Croazia 335 arrivati e 152 uccisi, dalla Germania 88 caduti su 235, dalla Colombia 217 morti su 430 volontari mentre dal Brasile sono giunti 268 combattenti di cui 136 caduti,

Superfluo sottolineare che tali numeri non sono verificabili da fonti neutrali e quasi nessuna nazione occidentale ha fornito informazioni circa i propri “volontari” recatisi a combattere in Ucraina (ne hanno riferito sporadicamente fonti in Polonia e Repubblica Ceca) così come nessun dato ufficiale è mai emerso in Occidente circa i caduti tra le fila dei volontari.

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Qui sotto la tabella con i dati completi resa nota dal Ministero della Difesa Russo.

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[sonizitos]

Muito obrigado pelo 1.005 de seguidores ♡ eu nem sei como agradecer a vocês todos, eu amo muito vocês!!

Thank you so much for 1005 followers ♡ I don't even know how to thank you all, I love you so much!!

[the-pitwall]

FP2 Rankings

Sector 1

Ferrari: 36.138

Red Bull: +0.019s

AlphaTauri: +0.269s

McLaren: +0.434s

Mercedes: +0.454s

Alpine: +0.524s

Alfa Romeo: +0.622s

Aston Martin: +0.688s

Haas: +1.052s

Williams: +1.140s

Sector 2

Ferrari: 41.319

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Aston Martin: +0.752s

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Alfa Romeo: +0.959s

Haas: +1.005s

Williams: +1.493s

Sector 3

Alpine: 25.254

Ferrari: +0.163s

Red Bull: +0.290s

Aston Martin: +0.512s

Williams: +0.527s

AlphaTauri: +0.564s

Haas: +0.608s

Alfa Romeo: +0.646s

Mercedes: +0.747s

McLaren: +0.868s

#f1 #2022 azerbaijan grand prix

[speeps-highway]

Any place to find a good GDI of SA1 1.005 (US) along with the 1ST_READ bin file and all 3 track files?

1.005? That's the US version with the animated title screen, it's more common than the other, so it should be pretty easy to get. Just use GDI Explorer to extract the tracks.

[repulsion]

This is insane but my fish tank has a duckweed problem. It's acclimated to a specific gravity of up to 1.005 so. If anyone wants some duckweed for their lightly salted freshwater aquarium dm me.

#To clarify they aren't for sale you can just have them

[frobin]

Dear do you happen to know how popular Frobin in Japan alone? Is it the top ship for both Franky and Robin? P.S. The Frobin fandom are the kindest and most respectful of every ship in One piece that I had the pleasure of interacting with. The others are so toxic. It’s insane. Lots of love here to. ❤️

Hey there anon,

sorry for the late response and also I'm sorry to tell you that I have no idea how popular FRobin is in japan. Google couldn't answer me the question so I decided to look for a source... pixiv. Though nowadays there are also fanarts of western fans and not only japanese artists

There are 589 fanarts and illustrations for FRobin on pixiv.

Compared to that there are 11.451 of Zoro/Sanji

1.005 works in Law/Luffy

2.293 in Luffy/Nami

Let's look at some other ships that might be more comparable.

385 for Law/Robin

1.182 in Zoro/Robin

I couldn't find anything in Robin/Jinbe

77 in Iceburg/Franky

I can't find any other resources but FRobin still seems to be in the lower popularity ranks.

There is also this video that was recently shared on twitter:

I just want to say, we don't know where exactly the numbers come from, apparently it's google searches and maybe international? There is no table and no real resources.

In the last two years, even with the surge in fans, we were right pushed off the top 12.

And I want to mention that in August 2020 we had both, Franky inviting Robin for the ride and the colourspread with Robin touching Franky's face.

I'm sorry I can't give you any more information, anon :(

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Also I don't advice anyone to go over to pixiv and look at either Namis or Robins tag. Holy fuck. Glad I already had my coffee <_<;

#Frobin #shipping #japan #one piece fandom #I know there are surveys but I can't find them #not really frobin #anon #ask #text #video #statistics #pixiv

[thebrackishtank]

I decided to add amano shrimp to my 1.003 SG brackish tank after reading your posts on them. I have had them for two months, and they seem to be doing well. I recently got some flac for this on a forum with claims that amano shrimp are freshwater and don't have the right physiology to osmoregulate in brackish water. I was given the analogy that a goldfish might survive in a 1g bowl, but it's still bad husbandry. What are your thoughts and experiences with keeping amano shrimp in brackish tanks?

Well I really wish I knew much about shrimp biology - I know less about it than I do fish biology (which is admittedly limited. I am a hobbyist who enjoys learning about fish and has done a LOT of research, but still just a hobbyist). That said, Neale Monks literally wrote THE definitive book on brackish water fish tanks and cleared the Amano as safe for long term keeping in as much as 1.005. If anybody judges you for this decision, you can quote "Brackish-Water Fishes" as justification and ask them what professional source from a reputable source can definitively state they cannot tolerate this low level of salinity.

[horseweb-de]

#HendrikDowe #HetzelSpringMasters

[aquariuminfobureau]

'The' African freshwater pipe

Usually traded as the African freshwater pipefish, or simply as freshwater pipefish, although there are certainly other pipefishes that fit this description, Enneacampus ansorgii was historically the commonest freshwater purplish offered in British aquarium retailers tanks. Sadly, these fish tended not to last long after their importation. Misinformation about this 14 centimeter or approaching 6 inch species was rife, and it still is. Detailed information on this species in the wild, is still something difficult to come by.

Pipefishes are the members of a clade named Syngnathidae, which is, in turn, allied to shrimpfishes and trumpetfishes that are occasionally seen in marine aquaria, among still others, such as cornetfishes and sea moths. Although many sources refer to the syngnathids as, "seahorses and pipefishes", implying a deep distinction, this is a false impression. Seahorses and sea dragons are in fact specialised pipefishes, maintaining the basic pipefish life history, feeding behavior, and anatomy.

Seahorses and their camouflaged sea dragon relatives, are derived and well nested pipefishes, and some typical pipefishes are more related to them, than to other typical pipefishes. Thus, the African Enneacampus pipefishes are more closely related to seahorses, than to some other pipefishes, such as the flagtail pipefishes of the coral reef, Doryrhamphus, or the Asian stream pipefishes, Microphis. Compared to more basal pipefishes such as these, the apical, seahorse-related genera, such as Enneacampus, tend to rest on the bottom or to crawl in caves or water plants, more rarely swimming around in the water column, even just over the substrate.

All pipefishes share with the seahorses, the habit of male pregnancy inside a brood pouch. The female pipefish deposits her eggs inside the pouch of her mate. Thereafter, a true pregnancy occurs with the male pipefish giving birth. What people think is a unique seahorse trait, is in fact shared with their closest evolutionary relatives. As is the modification of their jaws for suction predation, which is also a pipefish trait.

E. ansorgii is often stated in the aquarium literature, to be a brackish water fish. In fact it is found in freshwater streams and swamps, from the Lower Gambia south to the Cuanza in Angola. This implies that a wide range of pH and hardness may be tolerated by wild E. ansorgii, perhaps from 5.7 to 7.6, though any drop in pH is seasonal, and the average pH of waters that E. ansorgii inhabits, is probably around 6.5 or closer to 7.

Similarly, the tempertures in its range, may be as low as 23 degrees centigrade, or as high as 32 degrees, with a probable average of 27 to 29 degrees, which is probably best maintained as a constant in the aquarium. Within the range of E. ansorgii, the water conductivity and pH are lower in the rainy season, than in the dry season, when the pH value may rise by around 0.4.

It may be seen that E. ansorgii is not really a brackish water fish, breeding where the salinity is zero. Should it be maintained in a brackish aquarium environment, it tolerates only a low specific gravity, reportedly of up to 1.005, and preferably less. It is unlikely that wild E. ansorgii regularly encounter waters with a specific gravity above 1.002. Though they are present in lowland freshwaters near the coast, where at least occasional tidal influences might be suspected. It has been pointed out that the inconsistent presence of E. ansorgii in these stretches is linked to seasonal variations.

Contrary to misinformation about pipefish dietary needs, these species do not require live prey, and E. ansorgii is no exception. It should be noted that new imports will need acclimatisation, to defrosted foods in the aquarium. So unless the aquarist is willing to acclimatise freshly imported fish, it is a case of caveat emptor, and the prospective buyer should demand to watch the fish feed before purchase.

E. ansorgii is a suction feeder with a small mouth opening, like its marine seahorse relatives. Food items provided this fish must be small, and of aquatic arthropod origin. Because these fish swim poorly, and are not competitive feeders, more active tankmates may deprive them of food. Therefore all tankmates should be chosen with care.

The environment for these benthic fishes, should be well planted, and feature decor to crawl over and take shelter in. Their own disposition is placid and inoffensive to fish larger than fry, so tankmates should be of a similarly placid nature, and not compete efficiently with pipefishes for the same foods. If necessary, the aquarist can spot feed his pipefishes, providing them small amounts of foods via a pipette, two or three times a day.

#Enneacampus ansorgii #African freshwater pipefish #misunderstood fish #Freshwater pipefish

[cointahmin]

Satoshi periyodu Bitcoin’leri uyanıyor. 29 milyon dolar pahasındaki 1.005 BTC, 13 yıl ortadan sonra eski bir Bitcoin cüzdanından taşındı. Böylelikle, son periyottaki hareketsiz BTC hareketleriyle paralellik kurdu.‘Antik’ Bitcoin (BTC)’ler harekete geçti!2010’da çıkarılmış 1.005 BTC içeren bir Bitcoin cüzdanı uyandı. Anonim kullanıcı, uzun müddettir hareketsiz duran BTC’leri bir dizi farklı süreçle yeni adreslere taşıdı. Bitcoin’in başlangıcından yalnızca bir yıl sonra çıkarılan bahse mevzu BTC hareketini birinci olarak, Blockchain araştırmacısı, geliştiricisi ve kripto para traderı Kirill Kretov işaretledi.Bu ortada, Blockchair’ın Blockchain dataları de cüzdanın detaylarını doğruluyor. Cüzdan açıklamasına nazaran, 1,005 BTC 2010 yılında alındığında yalnızca 328 dolar kıymetindeydi. Kripto paralar yayın sırasında 29 milyon doların üzerinde bir bedele sahip.Esrarengiz holder Bitcoin mi satıyor?Daha geniş kripto para topluluğu da BTC’nin uyanışını not etti. Kimileri Bitcoin’in geçersiz yaratıcısı Satoshi Nakamoto’nun coin taşıyıp taşımadığını sorguladı:https://twitter.com/wiseguyhoshi/status/1691699997463712181 Kirill Kretov, Bitcoin’in yaratıcısının bakir BTC’yi sessizce hareket ettirmesinin muhtemel olmadığını söyledi. Sürecin ardında uzun vadeli bir holder’ın ya da evvelki hareketsiz Bitcoin uyanışlarıyla alakalı bir varlığın olduğunu öne sürdü. Araştırmacı, holder’ın tezgah üstü bir süreçle Bitcoin satıyor olabileceğini de kelamlarına ekledi. Bu bağlamda Kretov, şu açıklamayı yaptı:Fiyatın mevcut piyasadan daha yüksek olmasını bekleyebilirim. Zira bunlar %100 pak BTC. Ne kadar eski olduklarından bahsetmiyorum bile. Bu da onları bilhassa kripto-numismatikler için cazip kılıyor.Kirill Kretov, cüzdanın daha evvel 2020 ve 2021 yılları ortasında 13 farklı örnekte Bitcoin’i cüzdanlardan taşıyan birebir kullanıcı tarafından denetim edilebileceğine inanıyor. Araştırmacıya nazaran bu, her biri 1.000 BTC’lik 13.000 BTC’ye ulaşan 13 uyanışı içeriyordu.Daha evvel de emsal transferler oldu!Kirill Kretov ayrıyeten, Bitcoin’in başlangıcından çabucak sonraki yıllarda çok sayıda bakir Bitcoin cüzdanını izleyen araştırma arşivlerinin, 1.000 BTC yahut daha fazla olan sırf üç öteki uyanışı işaretlediğini belirtti. Bunlardan birincisi, 2011 yılında iki cüzdandan 1.000 BTC’nin Aralık 2021’de taşındığı örnek. Nisan 2023’te, 2011’de çıkmış 1.000 BTC tek bir cüzdandan transfer oldu. Ayrıyeten, Temmuz 2023’te 2012’ye kadar uzanan bir cüzdandan 1.037 BTC daha transfer oldu.Kretov, “Bu BTC’ler 2011 ve 2012’den ve fon kaynakları farklı. Yeni çıkmış kripto paralar değil. Hasebiyle şu anki uyanış bu 13 örneğe çok daha yakın.” dedi. cointahmin.com olarak bildirdiğimiz üzere, 1.037’den fazla BTC tutan bir öbür atıl cüzdan fonlarını yeni bir adrese aktardı. BTC, Nisan 2012’de kestirimi 5.100 dolar kıymetinde elde edilmişken, 2023’te taşındığında toplam pahası 31 milyon dolar civarındaydı.

[plasticmouldinjectionmold]

Key points of injection mold design for memory bottom shell + 3D

Product diagram of memory bottom case is shown in Figure 1. Maximum size of product is 170.75 mm * 121.20 mm * 38.6 mm, average thickness of plastic part is 3.2 mm, material of plastic part is ABS, shrinkage rate is 1.005, and weight of plastic part is 57.64 grams. Technical requirements for plastic parts are that there must be no defects such as peaks, underfilling of injection molding, flow…

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#injection moulding #moulding #plastic injection mould #plastic injection moulds