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The most common types of thermoplastics are:

○ Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)

ABS is a rigid and lightweight material. It’s a very popular material to use for plastic injection molding. Did you know that LEGO bricks are made out of ABS?

○ Polycarbonates

Polycarbonates are transparent thermoplastics. They are impact-resistant and can withstand high levels of plastic deformation without breaking or cracking. Manufacturers often use this type of thermoplastic for eyewear lenses, medical devices, and mobile devices. You can even use it to make bullet-proof glass!

○ Nylon

Nylon has unique electrical properties and is tough. From sports equipment to industrial components, you’ll find this type of thermoplastic present in a wide range of applications.

○ Polypropylene

Polypropylene is a flexible material. It also has good chemical resistance and does not leach into food products, making it an ideal choice if you want to manufacture food containers or eating utensils.

○ Polyethylene

Polyethylene is one of the most versatile plastics to use for injection molding. Polytheylene’s high ductility, tensile strength, impact resistance, low moisture absorption, and recyclability make it an ideal material for plastic containers and bags.

Injection Molding Types:

There are many different injection molding process variations, including:

Cube molding

Die casting

Gas-assisted injection molding

Liquid silicone rubber injection molding

Metal injection molding

Micro injection molding

Reaction injection molding

Thin-wall injection molding

Product Description:

FAQ:

Q1: How do I get a quote?

A1: Please give us detailed drawings (PDF/STEP/IGS/DWG...), including material, quantity, and surface treatment information.

Q2: Can I get a quote without drawings?

A2: We would, of course, appreciate receiving your samples, pictures, or drafts with detailed measurements for accurate quotation.

Q3: Will my drawings be leaked if you benefit?

A3: No, we take great care to protect the privacy of our client's drawings and can sign a confidentiality agreement if necessary.

Q4: Can you provide samples before mass production?

A4: Of course, a sample fee is required, and if possible, refundable for mass production.

Q5: What about the lead time?

A5: Generally, it takes 1-2 weeks for samples and 3-4 weeks for mass production.

Q6: Can I know the condition of my products without going to your company?

A6: Yes. We will provide detailed production plans and send weekly reports with digital pictures and videos to show the production process.