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Injection molding is the most cost-effective way to make a plastic part at scale. The injection molding process involves injecting molten plastic into a mold tool, then ejecting the solidified part. This process quickly repeats hundreds or thousands of times, amortizing the cost of the mold tool and driving down the cost of each unit to a few dollars or less. Since the injection molding process uses the same mold tool for each part, it offers consistent quality across every part. Injection molding also has the highest variety of materials, colors, cosmetics, polishes, and surface textures when compared to CNC machining or even 3D printing.

Application of injection molding

The Top 6 Industrial Applications for Injection Molding

For most industries, it only makes sense to find the lowest cost yet most durable materials to produce the products they need. As a versatile manufacturing technique, injection molding plays a crucial role in developing and creating many modern products, from consumer toys to airplane components. This article will look at the top 6 industrial applications for injection molding and how manufacturers can improve existing systems.

Food and Beverage
When it comes to injection molding, the food and beverage industry relies heavily on plastic materials to create product packaging and containers. Since this industry must adhere to strict sanitization and safety regulations, plastic injection molding is an obvious fit to ensure various specifications are achieved, including BPA-free, FDA-certified, non-toxic and GMA-safe regulations. From components as small as bottle caps to the trays used in TV dinners, injection molding provides a one-stop-shop for all the food and beverage industry’s packaging and container needs.

Automotive Parts
Many of the parts found on modern automobiles require a broad range of intricately designed features to function correctly. For this reason, many of the leaders of the automotive industry have turned to plastic injection molding to develop, plan, and manufacture the parts they need. Typical injected molded elements include bumpers, dashboards, and smaller pieces, such as cup holders and mirror housings.

Medical & Pharmaceuticals
As many medical products must be shatter-proof, non-porous, and perfect in shape, plastic injection molding is critical for
medical and pharmaceutical production. As a high volume producer, the medical industry can benefit from injection molding’s decreased production times and affordable production materials while still achieving high-quality medical-grade products. Medical and pharmaceutical parts created with injection molding can range from pill bottles to x-ray components.

Household Products
With just a simple trip to your kitchen, there is a good chance that you will find an injection molded product or part. From
Tupperware to building materials used in the construction, there is no denying that this industry would not be where it is today without injection molding. Like other industries, household products can be made more affordable by investing in large production runs for shipping to retail locations worldwide.

Agriculture
Historically, it was typical for the agriculture industry to invest in metal-made components simply because they provided a
durable solution. Now, reinforced plastic options have gained favor due to new plastic material characteristics like
UV-resistance, impact-resistance, humidity resistance, and much more. The ability to create durable agriculture products that stand up to the elements on a farm makes plastic injection molding an obvious fit for the agriculture industry, from feeding troughs to specialized harvesting components.

Electronics
Although many people see electronic components as a predominately metal piece of machinery that uses electricity to function, enhancing system longevity with corrosion-resistant plastic housings improves overall performance. As you may have guessed, manufacturing housings through the plastic injection molding processes is preferred. The computer mouse you may be using right now, to the television in your living room, likely have some components created using plastic injection molding.

FAQ

Q1: Are you trading company or manufacturer ?
A: We are 100% direct factory, having our own's factory buildings and equipment.Welcome to visit us at any time.
Q2: How do you control the quality?
A: (1)Material inspection--Check the material surface and roughly dimension.
(2)Production first inspection--To ensure the critical dimension in mass production.
(3)Sampling inspection--Check the quality before sending to the warehouse.
(4)Pre-shipment inspection--100% inspected by QC assistants before shipment.
Q3: How about the lead time?
A: Generally, 1-2 weeks for samples, 3-4 weeks for mass production.
Q4: Can I get a quote without drawings?
A: Sure, we appreciate to receive your samples, pictures or drafts with detailed dimensions for accurate quotation.
Q5: Is it possible to know how are my products going on without visiting your company?
A: We will offer you DFM report and send weekly reports with digital pictures and videos which show the machining progress.

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