The Molding Window result shows the optimum mold temperature, melt temperature, and injection time required to produce an acceptable part, for the specific material within the constraints of the mold design.
The Molding Window analysis generates this result and shows three zones:
If you use the process settings represented by a green area, there is a higher chance the part can mold well.
If the molding window includes a narrow green area, try to improve it. A narrow green area indicates that if the processing conditions vary, even a small amount, the part can be unsatisfactory. Some variation in production conditions can occur, so ensure that the molding window has a fairly wide green area.
If you use the process settings represented by a yellow area, you can probably mold the part, but its quality can be compromised.
An all-yellow molding window indicates that there is no good combination of process settings for this part with this injection location and material. You can move or add another injection location, change the material, or change the part geometry.
An all-red molding window indicates that there is no good combination of process settings for this part, with this injection location and material. Move or add another injection location, change the material, or change the part geometry.
Review other analysis results and look for defects to help you choose new or different injection locations.