Thermosetting Plastic Injection Molding Parts  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

• Choice of material (TPU, PA, POM, ABS, PE, etc.): It all depends on the chemical and physical conditions to which the parts are exposed. With our own toolmaking, mouldmaking and design departments, we can offer you a full service.
• Numerous potential applications: Our ester and ether materials are very hardwearing and flexible and are used in applications with the toughest mechanical demands, e.g. sowing and sifting systems.
• Two components: A glass fibre-reinforced material plus a soft inner coating result in products that can be used as loadbearing parts, for example. Such parts would be inconceivable without precise planning plus development and test phases.
• Test samples: Before ordering an injection mould, we often produce samples for approval using laser sintering or 3D printing to avoid the need to invest in a mould at this stage. Our machines can produce injection-moulded parts weighing between 5 and 6000 g.

Plastic components are lightweight, corrosion-resistant parts manufactured through processes like injection molding or extrusion. With high design flexibility and cost-effectiveness, they serve as critical elements in automotive, electronics, medical, and consumer products, enabling innovative functionalities and diverse applications.

Technical data for plastic components must specify material type (e.g., ABS, PC), molding process (injection/extrusion), critical dimensions and tolerances (including shrinkage), surface treatment (texturing/painting), and performance tests (e.g., flame resistance, temperature tolerance) to ensure functional and aesthetic quality.

Plastic components are widely used in automotive lightweight structures, electronics housings, medical devices, and consumer goods. Through processes like injection molding and extrusion, they provide complex designs, insulation, and corrosion resistance, serving as essential elements in modern industrial and consumer products.