Injection molding
Injection molding
Injection molding produces plastic parts by injecting molten material into a mold. Widely used in industries like automotive and electronics, the process involves melting plastic pellets in a machine, injecting them into a mold cavity and cooling to solidify the part. This allows for mass production of identical parts.
Advantages
Cost-effective – High-volume production lowers costs for industries needing large quantities.
Precision – Precision parts for industries requiring exact components.
Efficiency – Fast production cycles for industries with high output or tight schedules.
Flexibility – Design freedom for intricate geometries, ideal for industries requiring unique parts.
Applications
Vehicle trims, dashboard components, engine parts and electrical connectors.
Syringes, vials, blood collection tubes and surgical instruments.
Plumbing and construction components such as pipes and fittings.
Chair and table legs, armrests and backrests.