Geometric collapse and inconsistent resin distribution during the formation of complex hollow thermoplastic shapes. Preventing internal voids or wall buckling ensures mechanical integrity in lightweight load-bearing components.

Complex geometries and hollow bodies often suffer from uneven material distribution or air entrapment during immersion. Achieving uniform coating thickness on hidden surfaces prevents structural weaknesses and adhesive failure.

Poor surface quality and contamination prevent effective material deposition and assembly integrity. Ensuring proper surface characteristics reduces bond failure and structural defects.

Entrapped air and non-uniform pressure during the molding process lead to structural voids and mechanical weakness. Eliminating these defects ensures structural integrity and dimensional precision in complex components.