What is injection molding machine?
Imagine you have a bunch of plastic pellets; they're like a pile of tiny building blocks. The injection molding machine first "eats" these plastic pellets. Inside it, there's a heating area, like a super stove, that can heat the pellets to extremely high temperatures. This turns the hard pellets into a soft, gooey liquid, just like melting ice cubes into water.
Next, the machine has something like a giant syringe that forcefully pushes this liquid plastic into a mold. The mold is like a little box with a specific shape, such as a cup, toy car, or phone case. Once the liquid plastic is injected, it fills every corner of the mold and takes on its shape.