M310 M333 3 Color Molding Injection Processes Rapid Tooling For Electronics
2343, 2344, S136, 2085, 2738,M310,M333,W300,DC53,S-7, 8407, Unimax, Viking, SKD61, NAK80,H13,P20 2 Color Tooling & Parts
Plastic Material:PP,ABS,PC, TPE, PE, TPU, PPSU, PEEK, PEI, PBT, PA, LSR, ASA,POM,PCTG,PC/ABS
Plastic Surface finish:Polishing finish,Texture Finish,Slik print, VDI-3400,
Drawing format:UG, IGES, STEP,x_t, AutoCAD, Solidworks,Catia, PTC Creo, DWG, PDF, etc..
Certificated:ISO13485,IATF16949, ISO14001
Range of markets:medical,Industrial,automotive,electronics,aerospace,and others
Mould Material:2343, 2344, S136, 2085, 2738,M310,M333,W300,DC53,S-7, 8407, Unimax, Viking, SKD61, NAK80,H13,P20, 718,2767
Hot runner:Synventive, Incoe, HRS, moldmasters, HUSKY, EWIKON, Guenther,BHT
Injection machine size:50T-1750T
Cavities:1-64
Product Details
| Mold type | Plastic injection mold& molding |
| Mold type(molding life) | Prototype mold, Production mold |
| Design software | Auto CAD, UG, Pro-e, Solid works etc |
| Resin(plastic material) | ABS,PP,PC,PE,PA66,Pa66+GF, PPS, POM, PVC,PET,PEEK,PMMA,TPE... |
| Mold base | LKM, DME, etc. |
| Steel | 718H, P20, NAK80, SKD61Heat hard, H13 Heat hard , S136 heat hard, 420(heat hard) 8407(heat hard), Cr12, CrWMn ,etc. |
| Runner type | cold runner, hot runner, hot manifold |
| Cavity type | single, family, multi-cavity |
| Hot runner | YUDO, Mold master, Incoe, Husky, etc. |
| Surface treatment | polishing, texture |
| post processing | painting, chrome plating, etc. |
| Package | Plastic bag, carton |
| Shipping | by sea, by air, by express, etc. |
FAQ
Q. I have an idea for a new product, but don't know if it can be manufactured. Can you help?
A. Yes! We are always happy to work with potential customers to evaluate the technical feasibility of your idea or design and we can advise on materials, tooling and likely set-up costs.
Q. What are the advantages to having my parts manufactured locally?
A. Longeron can offer quick reaction times to any changes in specification, batch size or material. We can ship small or large quantities anywhere in Europe overnight to accommodate unforeseen changes in demand.
Q. My components have already been developed on CAD. Can you use the drawings?
A. Yes! DWG, DXF, IGES, Solidworks and Rhino files can all be used to generate quotes, models and mould tools - this can save time and money in producing your parts.
Q. Can I test my idea/component before committing to mould tool manufacture?
A. Yes, we can use CAD drawings to make models for design and functional evaluations.
Q. What type of plastic is best for my design/component?
A. Materials selection depends on the application of your design and the environment in which it will function. We will be happy to discuss the alternatives and suggest the best material.
Q. What type of mould tool do I need?
A. Mould tools can be either single cavity (one part at a time) or multi-cavity (2, 4, 8 or 16 parts at a time). Single cavity tools are generally used for small quantities, up to 10, 000 parts per year whereas multi-cavity tools are for larger quantities. We can look at your projected annual requirements and recommend which would be best for you.
Q. Ok, I've decided to go ahead with my project. How long will it take to get my parts?
A. It can take 3-6 weeks to have the mould tool manufactured depending on the part's complexity and the number of impressions (single or multi). After we have received final approval by you of the new tool, you can expect delivery of parts within 3-5 days.
Q. I have an idea for a new product, but don't know if it can be manufactured. Can you help?
A. Yes! We are always happy to work with potential customers to evaluate the technical feasibility of your idea or design and we can advise on materials, tooling and likely set-up costs.
Q. What are the advantages to having my parts manufactured locally?
A. Longeron can offer quick reaction times to any changes in specification, batch size or material. We can ship small or large quantities anywhere in Europe overnight to accommodate unforeseen changes in demand.
Q. My components have already been developed on CAD. Can you use the drawings?
A. Yes! DWG, DXF, IGES, Solidworks and Rhino files can all be used to generate quotes, models and mould tools - this can save time and money in producing your parts.
Q. Can I test my idea/component before committing to mould tool manufacture?
A. Yes, we can use CAD drawings to make models for design and functional evaluations.
Q. What type of plastic is best for my design/component?
A. Materials selection depends on the application of your design and the environment in which it will function. We will be happy to discuss the alternatives and suggest the best material.
Q. What type of mould tool do I need?
A. Mould tools can be either single cavity (one part at a time) or multi-cavity (2, 4, 8 or 16 parts at a time). Single cavity tools are generally used for small quantities, up to 10, 000 parts per year whereas multi-cavity tools are for larger quantities. We can look at your projected annual requirements and recommend which would be best for you.
Q. Ok, I've decided to go ahead with my project. How long will it take to get my parts?
A. It can take 3-6 weeks to have the mould tool manufactured depending on the part's complexity and the number of impressions (single or multi). After we have received final approval by you of the new tool, you can expect delivery of parts within 3-5 days
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