This invention provides a
supercritical fluid homogenization
injection device, belonging to the field of
supercritical fluid technology. The device includes a first
barrel and a second
barrel arranged at an angle. The first
barrel is positioned above the second barrel, and the two are connected by a unidirectional conveying
assembly. One end of the unidirectional conveying
assembly is connected through to the middle of the second barrel, and the other end is connected through to one side of the first barrel. A foaming screw is installed inside the first barrel, and a
supercritical fluid injection port is provided on its side wall. This invention solves the problem that traditional supercritical injection molding equipment struggles to achieve full fusion of supercritical fluid and raw materials, resulting in agglomeration or uneven distribution of supercritical fluid in the melt. This leads to density differences and fluctuations in mechanical properties in the molded product, severely affecting product quality stability. Simultaneously, it addresses the issue of foaming ratio.