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hi list,

i will like to solicit some feedback from you moulding professionals out
there about injection moulding.

1) has anyone tried to inject "wearable" materials such as nylon,
polystyrene etc. into a mould before?

2) will this material after moulded be still soft and comfortable to wear?

3) if yes or possible, what type of materials(for clothing oneself) are
suitable for injection moulding?

Sincerely,
joseph sim

Innomation Systems & Technologies Pte. Ltd.,
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