Injection molding generally allows for more complexity in design compared to compression molding. This is because injection molding can produce parts with intricate shapes, fine details, and complex geometries.
The high pressure used in injection molding forces the material into detailed molds, enabling the creation of sophisticated designs. Compression molding, while effective for larger, less complex parts, is typically more limited in the level of detail and complexity it can achieve. Injection molding is often the preferred choice for manufacturing small, complex parts with precision.

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