プラスチック射出成形

Explore our extensive range of injection molding plastic materials designed to meet your diverse needs. With a focus on precision and performance, our selection offers a wide array of thermoplastic and thermosetting resins suitable for various applications.

Gallery of Injection Molding Plastics

ABS

Excellent impact resistance, easy to process, dimensional stability.

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High flexibility, chemical resistance, low moisture absorption.

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Nylon

High strength, toughness, abrasion resistance.

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Exceptional impact resistance, optical clarity, high heat resistance.

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PEEK

High mechanical strength, excellent thermal stability, chemical resistance.

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PMMA

Lightweight, easy to shape, transparent

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PTFE

Low friction coefficient, high chemical resistance.

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POM

Low friction, high stiffness, wear resistance.

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Chemically resistant, lightweight, high tensile strength.

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PPS

Temperature and chemical resistance, stability.

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Flexibility, resilience, abrasion resistance.

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PVC

Chemical resistance, flame retardancy, electrical insulation.

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仕上げと後処理オプション

We offer a wide range of surface finishes for plastic injection molding plastic parts.

FAQs About Plastic Injection Molding

What are the most commonly used materials in plastic injection molding?

The commonly used plastics for injection molding include ABS, PE, Nylon, PC, PEEK, PMMA, PTFE, POM, PP, PPS, PU, and PVC.

How do I choose the right material for my injection molding project?

The choice of material depends on various factors such as desired properties (e.g., strength, flexibility, chemical resistance), application requirements, cost considerations, and processing parameters. It’s essential to consider these factors and consult with material experts to select the most suitable material for your project.

What is the difference between thermoplastic and thermoset materials in injection molding?

Selecting the right metal dependThermoplastics can be melted and reshaped multiple times without significant degradation, while thermosets undergo irreversible chemical reactions during curing and cannot be remelted. Thermoplastics are more commonly used in injection molding due to their recyclability and versatility.s on factors such as mechanical requirements, environmental conditions, and cost considerations.

What properties should I consider when selecting a material for injection molding?

Properties to consider include mechanical strength, impact resistance, chemical resistance, thermal stability, dimensional stability, electrical properties.