Injection Molded Parts  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

We guarantee the high quality of our products by constantly optimising our processes, training our employees and our regular quality and process audits.
We accompany you from the idea to the tool construction up to the finished end product and are therefore exactly the right partner for the production of innovative, special plastic products.

With state-of-the-art production facilities and our motivated employees, we produce a wide range of high-quality plastic parts for:

• Consumer

goods - Household
goods - Medical and rehabilitation technology

• Displays and sales

promotion - Supplied parts for the industry

• 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.

In our fully automated injection moulding production we work with roboter handling systems. Our machines are equipped with clamping force of 30 -1100 tons.
We produce injection moulded parts out of all thermoplastics. (1 component, 2 component and multi component injection moulding)

• Customer orientation
• Employee orientation
• Environmental orientation

Injection molded parts are plastic products that are manufactured using the injection molding process.In this process, plastic material is melted and injected under high pressure into precisely manufactured mold cavities.After cooling and solidification, the desired plastic part is created.Injection molded parts are used in industries such as the automotive industry, electronics, consumer goods and medical technology.
Advantages:
Injection molded parts offer numerous notable advantages.Firstly, the injection molding process enables the production of dimensionally accurate and complex shaped plastic parts that meet the precision and complexity requirements of modern industry.Secondly, the process helps to increase production efficiency.By optimizing process parameters and equipment configurations, high production speeds can be achieved and production cycles shortened, which increases efficiency.the process also offers excellent material utilization.injecting the molten plastic into the mould under high pressure allows the mould cavity to be completely filled, minimizing material waste and reducing production costs.Furthermore, the injection molding process offers high flexibility in terms of materials used.It is compatible with a wide range of plastic materials, including thermoplastics and thermosets, enabling a wide range of applications.At the same time, the process is characterized by excellent repeatability and consistency.Consistent product quality can be ensured during series production, so that each part meets the specified standards in terms of performance and appearance.Finally, the injection molding process supports various finishing processes such as painting, printing and assembly, which further enriches the functionality and design of the products.

Injection molded parts are components that are produced by injecting molten material into a mold, where they cool and take on their final shape. This process is used in numerous areas. In the automotive industry, injection molded parts are used to produce interior and exterior parts such as dashboards, door panels and bumpers. In the electronics industry, they are used to produce cell phone housings, computer accessories and more. In the medical sector, injection molded parts are also frequently used for disposable medical products and device housings. They are also widely used in household appliances, toys and the packaging industry. The advantage of this process lies in the efficient and mass production of complex-shaped and high-precision components.

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